How to Treat Chronic Urticaria

Chronic urticaria has become a very common skin disease. After suffering from this disease, patients will experience redness, swelling, and itching. Many people can't help scratching, but the more they scratch the skin, the greater the damage will be. Chronic urticaria must be treated in time. There are already many methods to treat chronic urticaria, but many patients do not know how to treat it, and have taken a lot of medicines but to no avail. So how to treat chronic urticaria.

Today's medical technology is very advanced, and there are various methods to treat chronic urticaria. However, patients still cannot recover after a long period of treatment, and some of their conditions are even more serious. Patients particularly want to know how to treat chronic urticaria.

1. Eliminate the cause: For every patient, efforts should be made to find the cause of the attack and avoid it. If it is caused by infection, the infected lesions should be treated actively. If it is caused by drugs, the allergic drugs should be discontinued. If it is caused by food allergy, after finding out the allergic food, do not eat this food again.

2. Avoid inducing factors: For example, for cold urticaria, you should keep warm; for acetylcholine urticaria, you should reduce exercise, sweating and mood swings; for contact urticaria, you should reduce the chance of contact.

3. Traditional Chinese Medicine dialectical treatment: Traditional Chinese Medicine treats chronic urticaria based on the cause and dialectical treatment. Most patients can achieve certain therapeutic effects after treatment with antihistamines, but the disease is prone to recurrence. For stubborn and intractable urticaria, it is necessary to persist in taking Chinese medicine for treatment.

This is the end of the introduction on how to treat chronic urticaria. In fact, chronic urticaria is a type of urticaria, which has a certain impact on the patient's skin and appearance. As long as the correct treatment method is adopted and attention is paid to diet, it can be completely recovered.

Causes

1. Food: Seafood, mangoes, and nuts are common foods that can cause chronic urticaria.

2. Age: Aging and immune imbalance are important causes of chronic urticaria.

3. Pets: Domestic pets may develop chronic urticaria. The main reason for this type of chronic urticaria caused by pets is that substances on the bodies of cats, dogs, etc. are scattered into the air, causing chronic urticaria when humans come into contact with them.

4. Seasonal change: Due to various environmental factors, bacterial spores, pollen and other substances dispersed in the air will release a large amount of histamine, a compound that can be exposed to the human body, causing chronic urticaria.

5. Pollen: In the pollen transmission season, tiny pollen particles will be scattered in the air during the transmission process and fly around with the flow of air. Some of them will be inhaled by people and absorbed by the skin.

6. Dust: Dust chronic urticaria is a chronic urticaria reaction to microorganisms living in dust and is a more common chronic urticaria. Dust causes chronic urticaria, including cotton fibers, fur and various fibers, animal fur and so on.

7. Cosmetics: The most typical cosmetic chronic urticaria is fragrance chronic urticaria, and cosmetics containing alcohol ingredients such as astringent water can also cause certain irritation to the skin. Others such as biochemical preservatives, fruit acids, etc. will cause different irritations to different skin types.

How to treat chronic urticaria? Patients should go to a regular hospital to check the cause of chronic urticaria. Only after knowing the cause can the treatment be effective. Patients with chronic urticaria should pay more attention to their daily diet. Some irritating foods and foods that easily cause urticaria symptoms should be avoided as much as possible. They should also have an optimistic attitude and believe that this disease can be cured.