How long does it take for postpartum urticaria to heal itself?

Many women have a period of physical weakness after giving birth. During this period, the body's resistance is relatively weak, and symptoms of various diseases often appear. Some women develop many pimples on their bodies, while others develop urticaria. How long does it take for women's postpartum urticaria to heal on its own? Most postpartum urticaria in women is caused by wind during the confinement period. Let's learn how to care for women with postpartum urticaria.

1. There are many factors that cause postpartum urticaria. Medically, postpartum urticaria is considered to be a symptom caused by an allergic reaction in the body and is related to the autonomic nervous system regulation function. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that postpartum urticaria is caused by wind evil.

1. The best way to treat postpartum urticaria is to combine Chinese and Western medicine for treatment. Western medicine anti-allergic treatment should be used in conjunction with Chinese medicine to nourish blood and dispel wind to achieve twice the result with half the effort.

2. Patients with postpartum urticaria should try to avoid contact with allergens. Common allergens include food, pollen, drugs, inhalants, etc. Try to avoid factors that induce urticaria as much as possible, which will be of great help in the treatment and recovery of postpartum urticaria.

2. Patients with postpartum urticaria should pay attention to daily care.

1. When you feel itching in the affected area, do not scratch it with your hands. If you scratch it with your hands, it will not only fail to relieve the itching, but the itching will become worse. This is mainly because scratching the area will speed up the blood flow, causing the blood to release more tissue histamine, which will aggravate the condition.

2. Do not apply hot compress, because hot compress will increase the local temperature and make the blood vessels tense, thereby releasing more histamine, which will aggravate the itching and is not conducive to the recovery of postpartum urticaria.

3. Patients should get as much rest as possible, eat light food, eat more foods rich in vitamins, and avoid spicy, fishy, ​​seafood and other products. In addition, patients can eat more foods that promote dampness and heat.

4. Keep warm and keep your clothes and bedding clean.

Postpartum urticaria is a relatively common skin disease. If a new mother suffers from postpartum urticaria, she does not need to panic. She should actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment in a timely manner, do a good job of daily care, pay attention to rest, maintain a good attitude, and improve her own immunity. Postpartum urticaria can be completely cured. In addition, traditional Chinese medicine believes that postpartum measles must be treated in a timely manner, otherwise it will develop into chronic urticaria, and chronic urticaria will be more difficult to treat, so postpartum urticaria must be treated in a timely manner.