Urticaria on waist

Everyone is familiar with urticaria, which is a disease of the immune system. In fact, it is an allergic reaction. Many people develop this disease after touching the source of infection. Some people who suffer from urticaria do not experience reactions all over the body, but may only have local problems such as in the waist and legs. This article introduces the content of urticaria and its treatment methods. If you need to know more about this, please read it together.

The causes of urticaria are very complex, but the root cause is the patient's allergic constitution. Urticaria can cause mast cell degranulation in the patient's body, releasing a large amount of allergic mediators such as histamine, causing smooth muscle spasm, increased vascular permeability, and plasma extravasation, thereby leading to wheals of varying sizes on the skin. You can learn about the treatment methods for urticaria through the following introduction.

Treatment of urticaria:

1. Antihistamines are mainly used to treat urticaria. They have a short duration of action and have antipruritic and anti-allergic effects. For urticaria, whether from the perspective of prevention or treatment, finding out the causative factor is the key. Antibiotics are often required when there is an infection, and if you are allergic to certain foods, you should temporarily avoid eating them. Because acute urticaria develops quickly and has a short course, the cause can often be found and the causative factors can be eliminated, and it can often be cured quickly after treatment.

2. Patients with urticaria can also choose to use vitamin C, vitamin K, and calcium supplements in combination with antihistamines. Antihistamines are important drugs for treating patients with various types of urticaria and can control symptoms in most patients. Although antihistamines cannot directly confront or neutralize histamine and cannot prevent the release of histamine, they can compete with histamine and quickly inhibit the formation of wheals.

3. Antihistamines have various side effects. It is best to choose those with fewer side effects. Workers working at heights, drivers and other workers should use them with caution, as accidents may occur due to drowsiness. Long-term use of an antihistamine can easily lead to drug resistance, so you can switch to another one. Or apply alternately or in combination. Children have greater drug resistance than adults, so the relative dosage is also larger.

4. Steroid hormones are used for severe acute urticaria and serum urticaria. Small doses can be used for pressure urticaria and complement-activated urticaria. Urticaria complicated by anaphylactic shock requires further application. Some people use injection therapy every 3 to 4 weeks to treat chronic urticaria.

What should I do if I have urticaria on my body? I believe that through the above introduction, everyone has some understanding of the treatment methods for urticaria on the body. Since the conditions of urticaria in each urticaria patient are different, the corresponding treatment methods may be different, so it is best for everyone to focus on the actual treatment methods to treat the urticaria on the body.