What to do if your child has urticaria

Urticaria in children is mainly caused by mothers not paying attention to the hygiene of their children's skin and clothing. It may also be caused by children being exposed to allergens such as pollen or animal protein. Therefore, mothers should be aware of the causes of urticaria and take preventive measures. When it comes to treating urticaria in children, it is best to pay attention to their diet and avoid fiber fabrics in their clothing.

Treatment of urticaria

Dermatologists say: Urticaria patients generally experience skin abnormalities, mainly itchy skin, large bumps on the skin surface, redness and swelling, and some patients may also experience systemic symptoms, such as nausea and vomiting. Some patients have a relationship with sunlight exposure, while others have a relationship with cold weather or diet, so treatment should not be blind!

It is recommended that patients go to the dermatology department for examination first. Anti-infection treatment is required during the treatment. Patients need to pay attention to rest more, avoid sweating, and do not scratch the skin with their hands, otherwise the skin may bleed or get infected. For patients with allergic urticaria, in most cases, some anti-allergic drugs should be selected, such as Tolmin, etc. At the same time, the body's immunity needs to be enhanced. Urticaria patients also need to supplement with rich vitamin C, calcium, etc.!

The dangers of urticaria

After urticaria occurs, it is particularly easy for pathogens to appear in the patient's body. Afterwards, if the child's urticaria is not treated in time, it will cause temporary inflammatory congestion or local edema in the child, which will seriously endanger the child's skin health. At the same time, it will also bring a series of physical complications to the child.

After suffering from urticaria, the baby will not only have an inflammatory reaction on the skin, but also have severe itching symptoms. After the disease is completely cured, it will also have recurrent symptoms. Therefore, if the child's urticaria is not treated in time, it will endanger the child's normal life and cause serious damage to the child's living environment.

When a child's urticaria is more serious, it will affect the child's digestive system, causing the child to have constant upper abdominal pain, nausea, dry heaving, and other serious consequences of the disease. At the same time, if the urticaria disease is not cured, it will also harm the child's respiratory organs and throat, causing the child to have various disease problems. Therefore, urticaria in children must be taken seriously by parents and friends.