What to do during pregnancy during urticaria

Many people often encounter the problem of urticaria in their lives. Urticaria is a common skin disease that can have a great impact on the human body. Therefore, in order to treat urticaria, many people usually use various folk remedies and ointments. However, for pregnant women, they dare not use some medicines indiscriminately during pregnancy, otherwise it will cause harm to the body and may even cause complications.

What to do if a pregnant woman has urticaria

If a pregnant woman develops urticaria, she should try not to use treatment measures that may cause discomfort to the baby and may affect or even harm the baby. She can apply calamine or olive oil or cod liver oil to the skin to protect the skin. Do not use ointments containing hormones for the time being. In addition, pregnant women can take some calcium gluconate and vitamin C appropriately. If necessary, they can test for allergens, find the cause of the disease, and find out the cause of the urticaria. If necessary, they can give appropriate intravenous injections of calcium gluconate and vitamin C. Follow-up visits can be made at any time to adjust the treatment plan.

The root cause of urticaria is allergic constitution. Allergies, infections and parasites are the triggers. Generally, if it is not serious, it can heal itself by removing these triggers. However, many times the triggers are unclear and symptomatic treatment is required. Pregnant women cannot heal themselves if they have urticaria. They can apply some ointments to the body parts, but it is not recommended. First, it will cause pigment changes, leaving white spots and black spots, and second, it will cause hair to thicken and affect appearance.

In fact, the most fundamental treatment for urticaria is to find the cause of its occurrence and then treat it accordingly. Special attention should be paid to the possibility of recurrence. In addition, pregnant women are not allowed to take medications at will, as it may affect the fetus and cause fetal malformations, so they need to take medications under the guidance of a doctor.