Urticaria is currently difficult to cure completely with a single medication, but proper treatment can effectively control symptoms and reduce recurrence. It is recommended to choose appropriate medications and adjust lifestyle under the guidance of a doctor, based on your condition.
1. Commonly used medications: Doctors often prescribe antihistamines, which help relieve itching and hives. Some patients may need to have their medication type or dosage adjusted, and this should be done as directed by their doctor.
2. For recurrent cases: If symptoms occur frequently, the doctor may assess the situation and consider using other types of medications for longer-term condition management to reduce the frequency of relapses.
3. Pay attention to trigger management: Record and pay attention to factors that may cause symptoms, such as specific foods, stress or environmental changes, which can help reduce the occurrence of attacks.
In daily life, avoid known triggering factors and maintain a regular sleep schedule. If symptoms persist or worsen, please seek medical attention promptly for a check-up so that your doctor can help adjust your treatment plan; this is an important way to manage your condition.
