Adjusted clothing worsens chronic urticaria symptoms
México.- El calor, la ropa ajustada y algunos antiinflamatorios no esteroides (AINES) pueden empeorar los síntomas de la urticaria crónica, aseguran especialistas del Instituto Mayo Clinic.
The sudden appearance of the ranches, known as acute urticaria, can have an identifiable cause or something that triggers it, such as a bite or insect bite, medications, certain meals, allergens or infections.
This reaction disappears within a few weeks and, usually, it is effectively treated with antihistamines;However, when the allergy persists for more than six weeks.
While anyone can develop chronic urticaria, it is more common in medium -sized women and can last months or years, they can even interfere with sleep, work or other activities.
The itching symptom can be strong and accompanied by painful swelling and tends to sprout with heat, exercise or stress.
One of the greatest sources of frustration of chronic urticaria is not knowing the cause, since 90 percent of the cases remain without explanation and no external factor or contributing disease can be specified as the reason.
Chronic urticaria can be associated with underlying diseases, such as an infection, an autoimmune disorder or certain cancers.
The appearance of sudden hodsle.
Although anaphylaxis requires emergency care, chronic urticaria does not represent any sudden risk.
The Health Agency stressed that the researchers monitored more than 200 people with chronic urticaria for a period of up to five years and discovered that half of the people with inexplicable chronic hives were free of symptoms in a matter of one year.
The institute recommended that to make an accurate diagnosis, the doctor must examine the hunches when they appear, to know what the frequency of their appearance, its duration, if there is painful swelling.
In addition, other symptoms such as fever, unintentional weight loss, cold sensitivity or heat and pain in the abdomen, bones or joints.
In the event that the patient's physical examination and medical history suggest that there may be an underlying problem caused by the urticaria, the specialist may recommend additional exams, such as blood tests and skin tests.
When urticaria is not complicated by any other symptom and cannot be explained by any recent change in the patient's life, the doctor may recommend a daily treatment with an antihistamine free sale that does not produce drowsiness.
In the event that this first treatment does not work and prior to reporting it to the doctor, the dose or a different type of antihistamine can be increased.
To avoid worsening the symptoms of this condition, the institute recommended the patient to stay fresh, wear loose and comfortable clothes, as well as avoid hot showers.
In case of NSAIDs on a regular basis to relieve pain, the doctor should be consulted regarding whether the patient can change to another different type of analgesic, at least while continuing with the hives.
Although people often ask if there is something in their diet that is causing urticaria, there is very little evidence that certain foods or additives are responsible for it.
However, a diet can be maintained together with a registration of the symptoms, so that a pattern is detected in case of any.
Although there is the possibility that a patient never knows the cause of the ras.
