Yes, many children with cold urticaria may experience a gradual reduction or improvement in symptoms as they grow older. Parents are advised to observe their children closely and help them take necessary precautions.
This can be understood from the following aspects:
1. Impact of physical development: As some children grow, their immune system and skin barrier function gradually mature, and their overreaction to cold may weaken, which may lead to a natural improvement in symptoms.
2. Symptom trends: While some children may experience a disappearance of symptoms as they grow up, others may continue to experience symptoms, although the frequency or severity of the attacks may change.
3. Individual differences are key: Whether or not the condition will improve, and to what extent, varies from person to person and is difficult to predict accurately in advance. This is related to individual physical condition and environmental factors.
Therefore, during a child's development, parents can focus on helping them manage their daily lives. For example, during cold seasons, ensure they stay warm by wearing gloves and scarves when going out; avoid sudden exposure to cold air or water; and ensure the bath water temperature is not too low. At the same time, record the occurrence of the child's symptoms; this will provide doctors with detailed information for more appropriate guidance when seeking medical attention.
