One year old baby urticaria

Many people will experience symptoms of urticaria. Urticaria in babies is similar to that in adults. Urticaria generally occurs in people who are particularly prone to allergies, and it is uninterrupted. Once it occurs, it will recur, and the area will be particularly red and large, painful and itchy. Therefore, you must pay attention to these details during the daily care of your baby, as it is not easy for a child who is too young to bear it.

First, you should pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, and avoid eating irritating foods such as onions, ginger, garlic, strong tea, coffee, alcohol and other foods that easily cause urticaria, such as fish, shrimp and other seafood; second, do not use creams containing hormones for a long time, as it will make it difficult to remove them in the later stage; third, you must choose a regular place, don't be greedy for cheapness, dehumidification is not very difficult, you must have confidence in yourself, of course it is best if you can remove it easily.

Urticaria is commonly known as wheal. It is a localized edema reaction caused by dilation of small blood vessels and increased permeability in the skin and mucous membranes. It usually subsides within 2 to 24 hours, but new rashes may occur repeatedly. The course of the disease lasts from several days to several months.

Baby's urticaria is basically similar to adult's urticaria, mainly characterized by the appearance of red wheals on the skin surface. The wheals usually do not last more than 24 hours, and they come and go, and are prone to recurring. It is recommended to take loratadine syrup or desloratadine dry suspension orally for treatment.

Urticaria is caused by allergies, and the symptoms are the same in both children and adults. Guidance: The clinical manifestations of urticaria are red or white wheals that protrude from the skin surface and are accompanied by itching. The wheals usually disappear within 24 hours, but are prone to recurrence. Based on your description, the hospital's diagnosis is correct, there is no problem!

Urticaria is caused by allergies and is characterized by wheals and itching that occur naturally within 24 hours. Guidance:

It is recommended that you take some desensitizing and antipruritic drugs, and apply calamine lotion externally for treatment.

Urticaria is related to the child's allergic constitution and is prone to repeated attacks. It will be triggered by contact with allergens. The above-mentioned medicines can be taken. Any treatment requires a process. The specific duration of taking the medicine depends on the treatment effect. Usually, let the child drink more water.