Complications of urticaria

Urticaria is one of the more common immune system diseases in clinical practice. With regular treatment, the cure rate is very high and the treatment effect is also ideal. However, it is necessary to pay attention to protection after recovery to avoid recurrence of the disease or even complications. There are many complications of urticaria, the most common of which are gastrointestinal problems and respiratory problems. This article introduces the complications of urticaria. Let’s take a look.

If urticaria can be treated promptly and properly, the treatment effect is relatively ideal, but patients must pay attention to scientific self-care and eliminate the patient's specific pathogenic factors. Otherwise, urticaria can easily become protracted and even cause complications, so you must be highly vigilant.

What complications can urticaria cause?

Allergic urticaria can also cause systemic symptoms if the condition is severe enough. For example, the more common symptoms are palpitations, irritability, nausea, vomiting, etc. Some patients with urticaria may even suffer from anaphylactic shock symptoms such as low blood pressure. Therefore, it is extremely important to receive prompt and regular treatment after urticaria is diagnosed.

What complications can cause urticaria?

In some patients, if urticaria persists and does not heal, it may even affect the gastrointestinal tract and cause mucosal edema. Especially when wheals occur, patients will also have abdominal pain or symptoms of abdominal discomfort. Some patients have severe pain, which is very similar to acute abdomen. Some patients will also have diarrhea, so care should be taken to avoid misdiagnosis.

What complications can urticaria cause? Difficulty breathing

There are actually not many complications of urticaria. Apart from the two aspects mentioned above, urticaria can also affect the laryngeal mucosa, which can directly cause breathing difficulties or even suffocation. In addition, it is important to be vigilant. If combined with high fever, chills, rapid pulse, or even symptoms of systemic poisoning, timely treatment should be sought to avoid serious infection or even the possibility of sepsis. Patients with urticaria must be sufficiently vigilant in this regard.