Precautions for children with allergic urticaria

Urticaria is a relatively common disease, a skin disease, most of which are caused by allergies. Allergic urticaria in children is also relatively common. Many parents are also very worried because their children are still young and don’t understand anything. If they feel itchy, they will definitely scratch with their hands, which will definitely make the situation more serious. Let’s take a look at the precautions for children’s allergic urticaria!

1. In autumn, the humidity and coldness are heavier. Children who eat milk, peanuts, and nuts, and adults who eat seafood are prone to allergies and should eat less.

2. Children should avoid contact with flowers, plants, and trees, and try to avoid contact with pets such as cats and dogs;

3. It is not suitable for children who are too young to use shower gel or alkaline detergents, as the chemical components of detergents can easily destroy the resistance of the skin surface;

4. After autumn, the weather is dry and the skin is prone to itching and peeling. You should pay attention to skin moisturizing and hydration, and you can apply moisturizer appropriately;

5. Clothes that change seasons should be washed with water to avoid long-term breeding of mites and fungi that may infect the skin, cause itching, and even skin inflammation.

6. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins, or take vitamin C and B complex, or B6 in the B complex.

7. Eat more alkaline foods such as: grapes, green tea, kelp, tomatoes, sesame, cucumber, carrots, bananas, apples, oranges, mung beans, coix seeds, etc.

8. Avoid eating foods containing artificial additives and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables. Fried, deep-fried or spicy foods are more likely to cause recurrence of urticaria.

9. Try to scratch as little as possible: Most people's instinctive reaction to itchy skin is to scratch it with their hands. However, you may not understand that this action not only fails to relieve the itching, but may make it worse. This is mainly because when you scratch the area, it increases the local temperature and causes the blood to release more histamine (allergens), which will make the condition worse.

For skin diseases like urticaria, the most taboo thing is to scratch it with your hands, but children are still young after all and do not understand these things, so parents must understand what are the precautions for children's allergic urticaria? If your child has allergic urticaria, you must find out the allergens and then try to avoid contact. This is also a better method.