Causes of urticaria during confinement

Most mothers will be physically weak and have decreased resistance after giving birth, and many diseases will follow at this time. However, after giving birth, the mother must choose a scientific method to recuperate after the baby is born. During the confinement period, you should not only take a bath, but also keep your body clean and hygienic, and wash your private parts frequently. Otherwise, it is easy to cause bacteria to form, which will cause a series of diseases.

What to do if you have urticaria during confinement

1. Combination of Chinese and Western Medicine

It is recommended to use a combination of Chinese and Western medicine to treat urticaria. In addition to paying attention to the Chinese medicine's approach of eliminating rheumatism and replenishing blood and qi, we should also pay attention to the Western medicine's approach of removing allergens and improving the autonomic nervous system. Be careful not to breastfeed your baby during medication treatment to prevent the drug from passing through breast milk and endangering the baby's health.

2. Diet adjustment

During the treatment process, mothers with urticaria can eat more foods that help dehumidify and relieve fever, such as winter melon, mung beans, etc., and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, because the vitamin C rich in fruits and vegetables can reduce the permeability of blood vessels and help relieve urticaria symptoms. In addition, foods such as carrots, cucumbers, sesame seeds, tomatoes, kelp, apples, etc. can also help treat urticaria.

What is the cause of urticaria during confinement?

1. Decreased immunity: The main cause of urticaria is a skin disease caused by the weakening of the body's immune system. The mother's immune system will be reduced after childbirth, and many body functions will undergo drastic changes, and the ability to resist viruses will become very poor.

2. Eating habits: The cause of urticaria is closely related to eating habits. Because postpartum mothers often over-nourish their bodies, their diet is mostly meat-based, which leads to a lack of vitamins. In addition, eating a large amount of chicken, eggs and other allergenic foods will cause postpartum urticaria.

3. Great mood swings: Many mothers experience great mood swings due to the anticipation and joy before giving birth, and then due to the worries after giving birth. They have no place to vent their stress, which leads to mental tension and emotional distress. Many studies have shown that mental tension and stress are closely related to urticaria.