Can leek juice treat urticaria?

People suffering from urticaria generally have symptoms such as itching and pigmentation on the body, which not only affects their appearance but also has a certain impact on their lives. Therefore, patients with urticaria always try their best to cure urticaria. Urticaria is generally treated with drugs. When drug treatment is not effective, people want to use folk remedies. The following will introduce whether leek juice can treat urticaria.

As for whether leek juice can treat urticaria, the answer is no.

Leek juice cannot cure urticaria because urticaria is an immune allergic reaction caused by decreased resistance. Therefore, anti-allergic treatment should be chosen for treatment. Oral anti-allergic drugs such as chlorpheniramine maleate tablets should be taken as soon as possible to relieve symptoms. Suggestions: It is recommended to keep warm at ordinary times and avoid catching cold or being blown by wind. In addition, enhancing one's own resistance, such as exercising more, eating more vegetables, fruits and protein foods are all good choices. In particular, vitamin C and calcium tablets can prevent the occurrence of allergies.

For the care of urticaria:

[Daily Care]

1. Maintain a clean, quiet living environment with appropriate temperature and humidity and fresh air. 2. Drink more water to promote the excretion of allergens. 3. Avoid scratching vigorously to avoid skin damage and prevent infection; children should wear cotton gloves and be restrained at night. 4. Avoid taking baths with soap and hot water. Avoid scratching or rubbing with your hands; avoid wearing coarse or thin clothes; choose loose and soft cotton underwear. 5. Avoid stimulation from cold or hot environments, emotional excitement, and strenuous exercise.

[Dietary adjustment]

The diet should be light, nutritious and easily digestible food, with more vegetables and fruits. Patients with clear food allergies. Such foods should be avoided. People with abdominal pain should avoid eating rough, shelled and hard foods. So as not to aggravate abdominal pain and cause upper gastrointestinal bleeding. People with diarrhea should not eat foods high in fiber or that can moisturize the intestines, such as celery and bananas. Their diet should be warm, and they should avoid greasy, raw, and cold foods. Avoid spicy and fishy foods, such as beef, mutton, chicken, seafood, coriander, leek, ginger, garlic, onion, eggs, fungi, etc. Do not drink strong tea, alcohol, etc.