Can children's urticaria heal on its own?

Recently, I often found that my 8-year-old daughter's skin was red and swollen, and I checked it out and found that it was urticaria. The neighbors around me all said that urticaria does not need treatment and will heal on its own when the child grows up? Is that so? If it is not treated, will it heal on its own? This is mainly due to the particularity of urticaria. Even drug treatment cannot completely cure it, and it will cause many effects on the physical and mental health of young children.

Urticaria can heal on its own, but generally a combination of daily care and medication is used to treat urticaria.

After all, the chance of self-healing is not very high, and patients need to take daily care more seriously. A small number of people with urticaria will heal on their own, but most patients still need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in order to recover as soon as possible. If you want a healthy body, if you don’t want urticaria to bother your life, then go to the hospital for treatment in time, do a good job of daily care, and don’t expect that tiny chance of self-healing.

1. Stay away from allergens. After the baby develops urticaria, parents should pay attention to observe the allergens that cause urticaria in children, avoid contact with suspected allergens again, and stop taking or using medicines and foods that cause allergies.

2. Apply anti-itching lotion. If the child is severely itchy, you can apply calamine lotion or other lotions to relieve the itching symptoms.

3. Cut your nails short. Cut your baby's nails short to prevent him from scratching the skin and causing infection. You can also use other methods to distract the child and not let him pay attention to the itchy skin all the time.

4. Keep your skin clean. Keep your baby's skin clean and dry to prevent secondary infection.

5. Pay attention to indoor ventilation and cleanliness. The room where the baby plays should be kept ventilated, clean and dry. Do not place flowers that may cause allergies, and do not spray pesticides, fragrances and other chemical drugs to avoid allergies.

6. Strengthen physical exercise. Babies should exercise more and participate in various sports that are beneficial to their health. For example, in summer, you can gradually transition from wiping your body with a cold towel to taking cold showers to enhance your skin's disease resistance.

7. Eat a light diet and avoid fish, shrimp, crab, mutton and other irritating foods, as well as spicy condiments such as chili, curry, and garlic.

8. Maintain a regular life, keep your baby in a good spirit, and actively treat gastrointestinal and endocrine diseases.