Pregnancy is the happiest thing in life for most women. But at the same time as happiness, women also experience a lot of distress. For example, some women who themselves suffer from certain diseases are very worried about whether these diseases will be transmitted to the next generation due to genetic problems. So, can urticaria be inherited from children?
Under normal circumstances, urticaria is not transmitted to children through genetics. Because urticaria itself belongs to a type of vascular skin edema, the surface of the skin will change from a wheal like appearance during the disease, and it will be very itchy when the disease occurs. In most cases, the duration of a patient's illness varies, with some being cured in a day and others lasting over a week.
There are many reasons that can lead to urticaria infection, among which allergic constitution is relatively unique and may be inherited by the next generation. Urticaria can be classified into acute and chronic types based on the severity of the condition. Acute urticaria can be treated quickly with symptomatic medication. However, chronic urticaria usually has complex causes, so treatment can also be complicated and the cure time is relatively long.
Women should not only pay attention to certain genetic diseases during pregnancy, but also pay more attention to their diet. Firstly, avoid spicy, raw, cold and other stimulating foods to avoid affecting the fetus in the abdomen. Secondly, in the early stages of pregnancy, it is advisable to eat small and frequent meals, which can help alleviate women's morning sickness.
