How to treat measles

When urticaria appears on the human body, it is necessary to find out the cause of urticaria, because this will enable us to better prescribe the right medicine. Moreover, urticaria is a disease with a high recurrence rate. Generally, after the first appearance of urticaria in a person's body, urticaria symptoms will recur many times in the later stages. During the treatment process, the treatment methods adopted for each type of urticaria are also different. Here we will introduce some specific treatment methods for urticaria.

The causes of urticaria are mainly divided into internal and external causes. The internal cause is the body's allergic reaction to certain metabolic products in the body (for example, the body's allergic reaction to the excretions of parasites in the body, ketoacidosis in diabetic patients, etc.). External causes are allergic reactions to natural substances (e.g. pollen, paint, etc.). Symptoms include maculopapular rashes on the skin, which may even merge into patches. They are red in color, fade when pressed, and are extremely itchy. There is no specific treatment for them.

A thorough and effective treatment method. The most important thing is to try to avoid eating foods containing animal protein and spicy foods. Eliminate internal parasites. Then try to avoid contact with allergenic substances (such as pollen, paint, etc.). If the disease occurs, just use some B complex + anti-allergic drugs. If the condition is very serious, add some hormone drugs, but reduce the dosage or even stop using them after the symptoms are relieved.

1. Internal Therapy

(I) Antihistamines: They can be used routinely. Generally, oral administration of diphenhydramine, phenergan, chlorpheniramine, cyproheptadine, etc., which have both antihistamine and sedative effects, is used.

(2) Calcium supplements: Oral calcium lactate or calcium gluconate tablets have certain therapeutic effects. Often used with antihistamines.

(III) Vitamins: Vitamin C or B12 is often used in combination with antihistamines to achieve better results.

(IV) Treatment by Traditional Chinese Medicine: The treatment of this disease is mainly to dispel wind and clear away heat. However, according to the experience of the editor, this disease can be treated with Siwu Decoction (Angelica sinensis, Radix Rehmanniae, White Peony Root, Ligusticum chuanxiong) or Wuling Powder (Alisma zedoaria, Poria cocos, Polyporus umbellata, Cinnamon twig, Atractylodes macrocephala) decocted and taken once a day, which is quite effective and worth a try.

2. External Therapy

For symptomatic treatment, you can choose a lotion or emulsion with antipruritic and anti-inflammatory effects for external application according to the symptoms of the skin lesions. However, if there is a secondary infection, it is advisable to control the infection first.