How to treat cholestatic urticaria?

Urticaria is actually a neurotransmitter disease. Generally, young people suffer from this disease more often. Most of them suffer from it because of intense and long-term exercise, resulting in symptoms such as headache, itching and diarrhea. If the patient undergoes infertility treatment, it will cause great harm, and when treating urticaria, you must pay attention to the method.

1. General treatment

Avoid triggers. Patients with cholestatic urticaria should keep their body cool, avoid sweating, heat, mental stress, hot drinks or alcoholic beverages, etc.

2. Oral medication

In addition to the regular use of antihistamines, atropine, propantheline, reserpine, etc. are often added to achieve more satisfactory therapeutic effects. Topical medications: In summer, you can choose anti-itching lotions, calamine lotion, etc. In winter, you can choose anti-itching emulsions (such as diphenhydramine cream).

3. Sweating therapy

Regarding the "sweating therapy" mentioned by most Zhihu users (let's call it that, everyone's method is to make it sweat in the end), I think it is more of a relaxation therapy for our body and mind. Because you were originally afraid of sweating, but then you found that you can sweat smoothly, how exciting that is! Unfortunately, after this period of time, tomorrow will be the same. The principle is unclear.

Patients with cholestatic urticaria should keep their body cool, avoid sweating, heat, mental stress, hot drinks or alcoholic beverages, etc. Certain Chinese medicines, such as Polygonum multiflorum, wolfberry, ginseng, astragalus, ganoderma lucidum, jujube, Ligustrum lucidum, Cuscuta australis, Schisandra chinensis, Polygonatum sibiricum, Chinese yam, Codonopsis pilosula, etc., have multiple functions such as anti-free radicals, improving immune function, promoting metabolism, regulating the nervous system and endocrine system, and have obvious anti-allergic effects. People with allergies can choose one or two ingredients to make soup and drink as tea.