The hazards of artificial urticaria

Artificial urticaria is a common skin disease in our human body. The general symptom of people suffering from artificial urticaria is unbearable itching in the affected area, and many red scratches will appear after scratching with hands. This is the characteristic of artificial urticaria, which is used to distinguish it from general urticaria. In fact, what most people don’t know is that artificial urticaria is harmful to a certain extent, and people who suffer from artificial urticaria usually have symptoms of other diseases.

If we want to know the dangers of artificial urticaria, the first thing we need to do is to have a thorough understanding of the disease of artificial urticaria. Many people often don’t know much about artificial urticaria. The only thing they know is that artificial urticaria is a skin disease. So, let’s talk about artificial urticaria and the dangers of artificial urticaria.

Artificial urticaria, also known as skin scratch urticaria, is a condition in which the patient's physiological response to weak external mechanical stimulation is enhanced, resulting in wheals on the skin. It can occur at any age. The patient complains of local itching of wheals after scratching or at tight belts, garters, etc., and more wheals are produced due to scratching. This disease may coexist with other types of urticaria.

The patient's physiological response to weak external mechanical stimulation is enhanced, resulting in wheals on the skin. Can occur at any age. The patient complains of itchy wheals after scratching or at tight belts, socks, etc., and more wheals are produced due to scratching. This disease may coexist with other types of urticaria.

Artificial urticaria generally does not cause much harm to the body, but mainly brings inconvenience to life and work. Dermatographism usually does not require treatment. For symptomatic skin scratching, the first thing to do is to find the cause and eliminate the causative factors as much as possible. Even if the cause cannot be found in many patients, drug treatment can often control or cure the disease.

This disease is easy to diagnose, but it is difficult to determine the cause. A detailed medical history and physical examination must be conducted to find the cause of the disease in combination with the following aspects. A raised linear wheal appears when a blunt-tipped mechanical line is used. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate, antinuclear antibody and serum complement determination, and skin biopsy are helpful in diagnosing urticaria caused by complement activation. For those suspected of being caused by infection, blood white blood cell count and classification, peripheral blood abnormal lymphocytes, urine routine and culture tests can be performed.

Therefore, through a detailed understanding of artificial urticaria, I believe everyone has a general understanding of the harm of artificial urticaria. In fact, artificial urticaria does not cause much harm. If we really talk about the harm of artificial urticaria, it may bring a lot of inconvenience to the life, study and work of patients with artificial urticaria.