Postpartum urticaria is usually related to factors such as hormonal changes, immune fluctuations, and mental stress. It can be relieved with medication and improved by adjusting lifestyle. It is recommended to seek medical attention promptly and receive standardized treatment under the guidance of a doctor.
The specific reasons mainly include:
1. Hormone level changes: Dramatic changes in hormones such as estrogen after childbirth may trigger skin allergic reactions.
2. Adjustment of the body's immune system: The body is in a special stage after childbirth, and the immune system is relatively sensitive and prone to overreacting to external stimuli.
3. Mental and fatigue factors: Insufficient sleep and mental stress caused by caring for newborns may trigger or aggravate urticaria.
The following aspects can be considered for improvement:
1. Standard treatment: Use anti-allergy medications under the guidance of a doctor. Do not self-medicate or stop taking medication arbitrarily.
2. Record triggers: Pay attention to factors such as diet and environment that may aggravate symptoms, and try to avoid contact with them.
3. Relieve emotions: Seek help from family members, arrange rest properly, and maintain a stable mood.
4. Skin care: Wear loose cotton clothing, and avoid using excessively hot bath water to reduce skin irritation.
If you develop hives, please be patient and avoid anxiety. Consult with an obstetrician or dermatologist promptly to develop a treatment plan tailored to your individual situation. Most symptoms will gradually improve as your body recovers.
