How to treat measles during confinement

The confinement period is a golden period for the mother's body to recover, so the mother must make good use of this period to recover her body. However, during the confinement period, the mother's body is particularly weak, and at this time the body is susceptible to bacterial infection and viral attack. Therefore, some women with overly sensitive skin develop urticaria during the confinement period. So what are the treatments for urticaria during the confinement period?

If a mother develops urticaria during the confinement period, she must not take it lightly, because her body is already weak at this time. If she is not treated in time, the condition will quickly worsen, which will have a great impact on her health. Therefore, after this situation occurs, the mother should pay close attention to her physical condition, and continue to seek help from a dermatologist, and then receive standardized and systematic treatment under the doctor's guidance. You should also pay attention to care in daily life, develop good hygiene habits, and reduce external stimulation to the affected area, so that urticaria can disappear as soon as possible and the body can recover as soon as possible.

In the case of urticaria during confinement, if the symptoms are not particularly severe, it is best not to use antihistamines and glucocorticoids for treatment, because these drugs are likely to enter the breast milk, which will seriously affect breastfeeding. But if the patient's condition is serious and requires medication, we should suspend breastfeeding to avoid affecting the child's growth and development, which would be counterproductive. During the medication process, mothers should pay close attention to their physical condition, strictly control the dosage, and have regular check-ups to achieve the best therapeutic effect.

If a mother develops urticaria during the confinement period, she must not take it lightly. She should go to a dermatologist in time and take measures to treat it as soon as possible. If we need to take antihistamines for treatment, we should stop breastfeeding to prevent the active ingredients of the drugs from entering the breast milk, otherwise it will affect the growth and development of the fetus.