Can I get pregnant if I have artificial urticaria?

Artificial urticaria is a very common skin disease in clinical practice. It can occur not only in adults but also in children. Although there are many treatments for it, for some women who are preparing to get pregnant, suffering from urticaria is a very worrying thing. Because the physical health of pregnant women directly affects the health and development of the baby. So today I will talk about whether women with artificial urticaria are still suitable for pregnancy?

First of all, the disease of artificial urticaria is accompanied by itching and burning sensation of the skin, and then wheals will occur, but the chance of urticaria being inherited is very small, so don't worry. However, the editor recommends getting pregnant after the urticaria is recovered, so as to avoid the treatment of urticaria, such as taking medicine, which may affect the fetus.

If you suffer from urticaria, we must first maintain local hygiene, pay attention to hand hygiene, wash hands frequently, and if the affected area itches, be sure not to scratch it with your hands. Also, avoid cleaning with hot water to avoid irritation to the skin. Then you can use appropriate medication under the doctor's advice.

Finally, in terms of diet, people with urticaria should eat less spicy and irritating foods, such as garlic, leeks, lamb, peppers, etc., and also avoid fishy foods. We can eat more vegetables and fruits, and the diet should be light.

Note:

Whether you are a woman who is about to get pregnant or already pregnant, no matter what disease you have, you should not take medicine or treat it without authorization. What you should do is to seek medical attention in time. Taking medicine or treating it indiscriminately may cause harm to the child. Pay extra attention.

After reading the above content, I believe everyone already knows that I do not approve of getting pregnant when suffering from urticaria, mainly because the medication for urticaria may harm the fetus in the abdomen, which can easily cause fetal malformations. It doesn’t take long to completely cure urticaria, so the editor recommends considering pregnancy only after urticaria has been completely cured. This is not only beneficial for adults, but also for the fetus.