How to treat acute urticaria

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Severe acute urticaria can be accompanied by fear of cold, fever, irritability and systemic reactions. If it affects the respiratory tract, there may be cough, asthma, or even dyspnea. If it affects the digestive tract, there may be nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhea, etc. In order to prevent this situation, let me introduce how to treat acute urticaria.

How to treat acute urticaria

First: acute urticaria is due to the allergic reaction of the body to various allergens. Drinking water has no therapeutic effect. If the symptoms seriously affect daily life, it is recommended to use drugs under the guidance of doctors. The commonly used anti allergic drugs for urticaria are: antihistamine drugs; calcium gluconate, vitamin C, etc. have certain anti allergic effect; anti allergic drugs are: anti histamine drugs; calcium gluconate, vitamin C, etc; Hormone drugs, generally used in severe cases.

Second, the key is to find allergens, but the allergen detection technology is limited. The best way is to develop the habit of keeping a diary of patients, recording daily food, drugs, substances contacted, and changes in the surrounding environment.

Third: once urticaria occurs, we can find the possible allergens according to the records. If the disease occurs after two times of contact with the same substance, we highly suspect that the substance is allergic, and avoiding re contact can reduce the recurrence.

matters needing attention

Urticaria due to a longer course of disease, it is best not to excessively, blindly limit diet, but to carefully observe and analyze, in addition to the obvious can induce or aggravate the symptoms of food, the rest can eat, not for a long time, more products to limit diet. Therefore, these are also very important in the prevention of urticaria.