How to treat heat urticaria?

Heat urticaria is mainly caused by the increase in body temperature, which causes the blood to speed up and stimulates the temperature center of the brain. If the patient is allergic to it, some symptoms will appear. In severe cases, it may take up to several months to recover, and it may even be accompanied by diarrhea and abdominal pain. Therefore, people must know how to treat heat urticaria.

1. In addition to taking some antihistamines as prescribed by the doctor, patients can also do the following: 1. Improve the body's antioxidant and vascular regulation functions, which can make the body's organ cells breathe smoothly and reduce the incidence of diseases.

2. Actively treat and eliminate blood heat and blood dryness in the body to purify the blood.

3. Regulate skin sebum secretion and restore the balance of skin metabolism function.

4. Strengthen the body's anti-inflammatory function, eliminate skin inflammation, and prevent the spread and development of the disease.

5. Change your allergic constitution, repair damaged cells, and your body will no longer be allergic to heat.

2. Symptoms of heat urticaria include: a tingling sensation but no rash on the skin; it only occurs in an exciting and hot environment and is rare in calm and cold conditions; mild symptoms may disappear on their own, while severe symptoms may take several months or even years to recover; severe symptoms may also be accompanied by diarrhea, abdominal pain, etc.

3. Methods for treating heat urticaria: Antihistamines can inhibit the formation of wheals, but they should be used with caution by people working at heights and drivers because the side effects can easily lead to drowsiness and accidents. Calcium supplements can be used to treat acute and chronic urticaria, and chronic urticaria should be treated with injections every three to four weeks.

4. The following points should be noted for heat urticaria: the bedroom should be ventilated frequently and exposed to sunlight to kill bacteria, but the patient should be careful not to be exposed to direct sunlight; the patient can be advised to eat small and frequent meals and eat more liquid food; the oral cavity should also be kept clean and the mouth can be rinsed with salt water.