Red pimples on the inner thigh

When our body is suffering from a certain disease, it will generally have one symptom or another. Sometimes people will find red bumps on the inside of their thighs, and they are a little itchy. If you can't help scratching them with your hands, you will find that these red bumps will become more and more, and the itching feeling will become more and more intense. So, what is the matter with the red bumps on the inside of the thighs? What should I do?

Patients often feel confused about the red bumps on the inner thighs, not knowing what causes them. On the other hand, they are also worried, wondering if they have some troublesome disease. Below, we will take a closer look at the causes of red bumps on the inner thighs.

The bumps on the inner thighs are likely to be urticaria. The main symptoms are: the skin lesions are bright red or pale wheals, the shapes and sizes of the wheals vary, and they can cause skin itching. If these symptoms occur, patients are advised to go to the hospital in time to avoid worsening of the condition.

Urticaria is a common skin disease, commonly known as wheals, wind bumps, and urticaria. It is caused by various factors that lead to temporary inflammatory congestion and excessive fluid exudation of the blood vessels of the skin and mucous membranes, causing edema damage to local parts of the body. Before the onset of urticaria, patients often experience itching and tingling in the affected area. After the onset of urticaria, flat, red, edematous patches appear with obvious red halos on the edges. The wheals usually disappear naturally within 1 to 2 days. After the wheals disappear, the skin returns to normal, but sometimes pigmentation may remain.

The size and number of urticaria lesions are variable and can appear on any part of the skin and mucous membranes. The wheals can also cause severe itching and burning sensations, but the manifestations vary from person to person. Severe patients may also experience symptoms such as headache and fever, and may even go into shock. However, most urticaria patients only experience itchy wheals and have no other discomfort symptoms.

The course of urticaria is uncertain. Some patients may experience multiple episodes in a day, and the attacks stop after a few days. This is called acute urticaria. In life, many patients also have rashes every day, or they appear or worsen intermittently, which can last for several months. If the disease lasts for more than 3 months, we can call it chronic urticaria.

Nursing methods for red bumps and urticaria on the inner thighs:

1. Patients with urticaria should first find out the cause of the disease and avoid contact with suspected allergens.

2. Patients with urticaria should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables to prevent constipation, but try to eat less irritating foods to avoid aggravating the condition.

3. Patients with urticaria are prohibited from keeping animals or plants indoors to avoid allergic reactions and worsening of the condition.

4. Patients with urticaria should pay attention to the combination of work and rest and avoid excessive fatigue.

5. Patients with urticaria should avoid scratching the affected area with their hands to prevent more skin lesions, increased itching, and worsening of the condition.

The above experts tell us what causes the red bumps on the inner thighs. Experts especially remind us that if you find such symptoms, you should not be careless and you should not buy medicine to apply on your own. If the medicine is not suitable for your condition, it may aggravate the condition. The correct approach should be to go to a regular hospital for treatment and let the doctor make an accurate diagnosis after examination and then give correct handling and treatment.