What to do if your child has recurrent urticaria

Children's immune system is not fully developed yet, and they are easily threatened by urticaria, which can easily lead to skin allergies and often recur. For children with more serious conditions, anti-allergic treatment and thorough detoxification treatment are necessary, especially etiology treatment. Allergens must be found and blocked in time. Certain Chinese medicine treatments can be effective.

1. Carry out fundamental anti-allergy treatment

Experts say the most traditional treatment method is to take antihistamines and vitamin C at the same time. But parents should know that doing so will only temporarily control the disease. It will relapse afterwards, and repeated attacks will eventually lead to a decrease in the body's immunity.

2. Perform a thorough detox

This point needs to attract the attention of parents. The itching and pain in children are generally caused by blood poisoning. Blood poison refers to blood heat, blood stasis, blood dryness, etc. This will cause the skin epidermal cells to differentiate uncontrollably, at a speed 7 times that of normal skin. The incompletely differentiated skin will become dysfunctional, and blood toxins will easily seep out of the blood vessels, appear on the skin, and form bleeding spots accompanied by itching and pain.

3. Block allergens

Because children are more playful, they need more careful care. To prevent their children from suffering from this disease, parents should find out the cause of the disease in their children and eliminate it immediately. For example, be careful not to inhale pollen, animal dander, and feathers, avoid contact with allergens, and prohibit or abstain from certain medications or foods that may cause allergies to the body.

4. Traditional Chinese medicine is more effective in treating papular urticaria in children

Papular urticaria is a common skin disease in children. The main symptoms are the appearance of small papules on the skin all over the body, unbearable itching, irritability and restlessness, and affected sleep. So how should children with papular urticaria be treated? The following introduces several methods of external application and washing of Chinese medicine, which I hope will be helpful to everyone.

Urticaria is not only a common disease in adults, but also a common disease in children. Children are a special group. Because of their different ages, although they all suffer from urticaria, careful observation of the clinical course shows that there are still differences between the two. The characteristics of urticaria in children are that it is mostly caused by allergic reactions. The most common suspected causes are first food and second infection.