Eczema Urticaria

There are already many patients with skin diseases in our lives, and many skin diseases show similar symptoms, which can easily lead to confusion when the disease occurs. If it is not diagnosed and treated in time, the disease will become more serious, especially eczema and urticaria. There are certain differences between eczema and urticaria. Only after a confirmed diagnosis can we know how to treat them.

Many people do not understand eczema and urticaria, and do not know the difference between the two. Sometimes they confuse them, which leads to poor treatment results. We must know that both eczema and urticaria will have a great impact. Patients should go to a good hospital for treatment in time to avoid complications.

one. Difference in symptoms: Urticaria is a localized edema reaction caused by dilation and increased permeability of small blood vessels in the skin and mucous membranes due to various reasons. It is a temporary, edematous, allergic skin disease accompanied by severe itching. After suffering from urticaria, some rashes often appear on the skin. The rashes are higher than the skin and are prone to recurrence when exposed to wind. They can be as small as sesame seeds or as big as broad beans, so Chinese medicine calls them "urticaria blocks", also known as "addiction rash" and "wind-causing rashes". Urticaria is a common and frequent skin disease in clinical practice, which can occur throughout the year. Eczema is a common inflammation of the epidermis, which is characterized by polymorphic skin lesions (erythema, papules, blisters, etc.) in the acute phase, a tendency to exudate, and subjective itching. There are many causes of eczema, which are often difficult to stabilize. The rash is polymorphic, diffuse, and symmetrical. Acute exudation may lead to infiltration and hypertrophy. The course of the disease is irregular and recurrent, and the itching is severe.

two. The difference in etiology: Eczema usually lasts for a long time, the skin is moist, and there is no obvious cause. Urticaria is similar to an allergic reaction, with rapid onset and rapid improvement after avoiding the trigger. Eczema is an inflammation of the superficial dermis and epidermis caused by a variety of internal and external factors. Clinically, the skin lesions in the acute phase are mainly papulovesicles with a tendency to exudate, while the chronic phase is mainly lichenification and is prone to recurrence. Urticaria is a localized edema caused by reactive dilation of small blood vessels in the skin and mucous membranes and increased permeability. Although both diseases cause itching, the specific manifestations are different. Urticaria is mainly characterized by red wheals and papules.

I hope everyone can take a serious look at the introduction to eczema and urticaria. Only by understanding the condition clearly can we better carry out targeted treatment. In daily life, we must do a good job of health care, eat scientifically, and a positive attitude is also very important. We must believe that this disease will definitely get better.