Urticuria is associated with an allergic reaction to either certain foods or external substances in the environment. It is also related to stress, poor diet and over indulgence or abuse of other substances. Typical signs of urticuria includes severe itchiness of the skin with red bumps and patches that can appear anywhere on the skins…
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Unlike acute urticaria, which a small dose of antihistamine can fix within a matter of hours, a chronic case of urticaria or hives is a little more complex as far as treatment goes. A general antihistamine will offer only short term effective relief for chronic idiopathic sufferers. Therefore it may be of interest to learn…
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There are two main types of urticaria, the first being that caused by an allergy and the second that which occurs due to any other factor and even unknown causes. Urticaria or hives is recognised as a skin disease, which cause visible red patches and itchy bumps on the surface of the skin. The majority…
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