Urticaria is a common skin disease, mostly caused by allergies. Along with itching, it can also be accompanied by symptoms of rashes. Babies are prone to developing urticaria, which requires timely treatment and proper care. So, what should we do if children's urticaria is itchy?
If a child suffers from urticaria and feels itchy, they should avoid scratching, otherwise scratching the skin can easily lead to infection. At this point, you can apply some anti allergic ointment to the affected area, which can relieve itching. If the effect is not significant, oral anti allergy medication is needed. When necessary, some immune boosting drugs should also be used.
Childhood urticaria is caused by allergies, so it is necessary to stay away from allergens after the child develops the disease. And foods that are prone to allergies should not be given to children, such as seafood, mangoes, beef and mutton, and milk. In addition, it is important to pay attention to ventilation in the home and dry the bedding frequently. Do not let children live in cold, damp environments.
Parents should do a good job of skin cleaning for their children and give their babies frequent showers. However, it is important to note that when bathing children, the water should not be too hot, as it may irritate the affected area and worsen the itching symptoms. Parents can consult a doctor to prescribe some anti itch cleansers to clean the affected area for their children.
