What are the dangers of atopic urticaria?

Urticaria causes great harm to people's lives and is one of the most common skin diseases. Atopic urticaria is one of them. Many people don’t know much about it. It is the most likely disease for people to suffer from eczema and asthma. General medicines have poor treatment effects and bring great harm to people. Therefore, people must pay attention to the treatment of this disease.

1. The cause of atopic dermatitis is still unclear, including genetic susceptibility, food allergen stimulation, inhaled allergen stimulation, autoantigens, infection and skin dysfunction. As a common type of urticaria, the causes and symptoms of chronic urticaria are quite different from those of other types of urticaria. Generally speaking, patients will initially present with red and swollen rashes, which may be accompanied by yellowish and pale edematous spots, which are itchy and painful, and the redness will become larger and redder the more it is scratched.

2. The skin lesions of this disease are characterized by lichenification of the skin. The skin in the affected area shows lichenification, thickening of the skin, deepening of skin wrinkles, raised skin ridges, dark brown and dry skin lesions, fine desquamation, clear borders, and small scattered flat papules on the edges. Adult patients are most likely to develop rashes on the flexor sides of the limbs. They are itchy flat papules that later merge into plaques with a dry surface and scales. There is often skin exfoliation and pigmentation.

3. Atopic dermatitis is prone to asthma, allergic rhinitis, and eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, atopic eczema, Besnier constitutional prurigo or hereditary allergic eczema. There are both hormone-based and non-hormone drugs for eczema. It is recommended to use non-hormone topical Chinese medicine to treat children's eczema. The occurrence of eczema may be related to changes in climate and environment, the use of large amounts of chemical products in life, mental stress, accelerated pace of life, and changes in dietary structure.

4. The treatment of eczema is multifaceted. Eczema is a skin disease that is prone to recurrence. It is difficult to treat it with medication alone. It should be a combination of medication and lifestyle and diet. Most of the medicines nowadays are Western medicines, which contain certain hormones. They are generally not suitable for long-term use. They can be used in small amounts, but the time should not exceed 2 weeks. Daily precautions: Maintain a regular lifestyle and diet, keep your diet light, and eat as little food as possible that may induce eczema. So as to avoid getting too serious.