What to do if a pregnant woman has measles

Urticaria is a common allergic skin disease, which is mainly caused by skin and mucous membrane reactivity caused by contact with allergens. After all, during pregnancy, the body's resistance is poor, which can easily cause urticaria. Here are some measures.

1. Use the medicine with caution.

Pregnant women should be cautious when using anti-allergic drugs. They should follow the doctor's advice, take some vitamin C and calcium preparations orally, apply some antipruritic ointments externally, and continue to use calcium gluconate injections for treatment. They should not use antihistamines.

2. Stay away from allergens.

If you know the exact allergen, avoid further contact to prevent worsening symptoms. If you are a pregnant woman with allergies, you should be more careful to avoid contact with clothing fabrics, skin care products, and food that are prone to allergies.

3. Use folk remedies with caution.

Pregnant women should be cautious when taking medications. They can use some small folk remedies to relieve unbearable symptoms. Take 500g of Chinese cabbage, wash off the mud and sand, shake off the water, take 3-5 leaves each time and rub them on the affected area, it will feel very cool. Take it once in the morning and once in the evening every day, and the symptoms will be effectively relieved after about 3 times.