How effective is doxepin in treating urticaria?

I believe that most people are ignorant about doxepin, so when choosing medicines, try not to choose antihistamines or hormones that have serious side effects and only treat the symptoms rather than the root cause. Try to choose the special immune eradication therapy that has been verified by history and many patients for correct treatment. If you want to completely solve the problem of urticaria and get rid of it, take a closer look at the doxepin treatment for urticaria that the editor brings to you today.

Doxepin is a tricyclic antidepressant. Recent studies have found that it has a strong antihistamine effect. Fifty patients with chronic urticaria who were ineffective with conventional treatment and had a course of disease of more than 6 weeks were randomly divided into two groups; one group of 25 patients was treated with doxepin, 10 mg each time, tid; the other group was treated with diphenhydramine, 25 mg each time, tid, for a course of 2 weeks, for a double-blind trial. The results showed that itching and urticaria...

Doxepin can be used for urticaria. Generally, it is best to do an allergen test and desensitization treatment for urticaria, otherwise the treatment is only temporary and cannot cure the disease.

When an attack occurs, you can apply calamine to the affected area externally, and take loratadine, vitamin C and calcium supplements orally. Be careful not to scratch and avoid blowing. In addition, you cannot eat spicy foods such as seafood. According to your description, we should consider wheal urticaria, which is sometimes related to reduced immunity, allergies or bacterial or viral infections. Be sure to avoid scratching. You can take oral anti-allergic drugs first, such as loratadine combined with compound glycyrrhizin treatment, and observe. If the effect is not ideal, you can consider going to the hospital for a blood test.

First of all, it is clear that urticaria can be completely eliminated.

To completely get rid of urticaria and prevent recurrence,

First of all, we must establish the correct mindset:

It is not possible to simply stop the itching, only seeking temporary relief without completely getting rid of it, which will lead to recurrence of the disease. Secondly, you must proceed step by step. Don’t treat it today when it’s sick and then forget about it tomorrow when it’s better. It needs to be done step by step so that you can get rid of it completely, rather than just temporarily controlling it. Finally, it is necessary to cure it once and for all to avoid recurring urticaria. If urticaria lasts for more than 6 weeks, it is considered chronic urticaria. If you don't take it seriously at the beginning and don't treat it promptly and correctly, urticaria will recur. Every time urticaria recurs, the difficulty of complete treatment increases, so do not delay.