How is measles diagnosed

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Urticaria is a skin disease commonly known as wheal. In fact, this disease is more common. And there are several categories, one is acute urticaria, the other is chronic urticaria. The main feature of acute urticaria is to come and go quickly. Generally, pruritus appears on the surface of the skin, and the edema can dissipate within a few hours. However, the constitution is different, and there is basically remission within one day at the latest. Chronic urticaria is more difficult, because it can be repeated for a long time, or soon after the cure and related symptoms.

How is measles diagnosed

First: the cause of urticaria is still clear and complex, just like many kinds of skin diseases, so for this kind of disease, acute is OK, if you encounter chronic is not good. Edema is not only difficult to dissipate, but also can develop into other complications. After all, the best way to prevent skin diseases is to take preventive measures. Don't get sick of this and this.

Second, prevention is prevention. Prevention should start from these aspects. One of the causes is unavoidable, that is, the influence of genetic factors. Genetic factors are immutable factors that lead to urticaria or acute or chronic. So some people have urticaria in the previous generation, so the next generation may have it.

Third: nausea, vomiting, headache, head distension, abdominal pain and diarrhea are also possible and often accompanied symptoms in the course of urticaria. From another point of view, urticaria can be subdivided into cold, contact, sunlight and many other kinds of urticaria. So combined with their symptoms and possible pathogenic factors to see if it is urticaria.

matters needing attention

Be careful if you have a family history. If not, consider your own reasons, need to see acute or chronic, appropriate use of antihistamines, pay attention to the dose. Note that if you can find the cause of the disease, you should avoid the inducing factors of the disease, so as not to repeat.