How to care for papular urticaria? Start with your daily diet!

Many people usually suffer from many skin diseases due to mosquito bites or often sleeping in a too humid environment, because of skin mites allergies, including many types, generally papular urticaria and skin eczema. This disease mostly occurs in spring and autumn, because the weather in this season is relatively dry, when all things revive, mosquito bites are the most vicious, plus the weather is very hot, the human body is prone to papular urticaria infection. In normal times, be careful not to use irritating food. Excessive irritating diet will aggravate the disease. Do not drink strong tea or coffee, do not eat food that is easy to be allergic in a short period of time, and reasonably adjust some of the environment in your life. The quilts and clothes you wear on a daily basis should be disinfected and washed in time to ensure the cleanliness of the clothes to prevent repeated infections and harm to the body.

Diet and health care

Stimulating foods such as chili peppers, alcohol, strong tea, coffee, etc. can aggravate itching and easily cause eczema to worsen or relapse, so they should be avoided.

Preventive Care

1. Improve environmental sanitation and eliminate pests.

2. Keep clean and hygienic, wash and dry clothes and bedding frequently.

3. Avoid eating fishy foods, eat more fruits and vegetables, and keep bowel movements smooth.

Pathological etiology

It is caused when human skin is bitten by insects and comes into contact with their venom or the poisonous hairs of the insects, causing the evil toxins to invade the skin and compete with the qi and blood.

Disease diagnosis

1. After being bitten by a midge, petechiae and soybean-sized wheals will appear locally, which are extremely itchy. In some cases, blisters may occur, and even papular urticaria may occur.

2. Mite dermatitis: red papules ranging in size from corn to soybean; or purple-red swellings or wheals, sometimes with visible signs of insect bites.

three, The skin lesions of pederebus dermatitis are linear or cord-like redness and swelling, with dense papules, blisters or pustules on them, and they cause burning and pain.

4. The skin lesions of mulberry caterpillar dermatitis are red maculopapules, papulovesicles or wheals the size of mung beans to soybeans, which are extremely itchy.

5. The skin lesions of pine caterpillar dermatitis are macules, wheals, papules, blisters, pustules, subcutaneous nodules, etc. Many patients have red, swollen and painful joints, but no bacteria grow in pus culture.