Urticaria is a common skin disease caused by many factors. Early diagnosis and treatment of urticaria will help reduce uncomfortable symptoms for patients and reduce the risk of unpredictable complications.

Urticaria (also known as hives) is a common allergic disease, common in all ages and genders. Urticaria is not a contagious disease but often recurs, greatly affecting the health and daily life of the patient.

Dermatological diseases such as chronic urticaria not only have a negative impact on the patient's health and daily activities, but also negatively affect their appearance. Changing the patient's diet and lifestyle habits is crucial to the effectiveness of treatment.

Cholinergic urticaria is usually harmless and can heal on its own, but in some cases, cholinergic urticaria can last for a long time and recur continuously. If not treated promptly with appropriate measures, the disease can lead to complications, causing severe allergies and anaphylactic shock that threatens the patient's life.

Itching and hives during pregnancy and after giving birth are quite common skin diseases in many pregnant women. Treatment of the disease must be especially careful to avoid negative effects on the health of both mother and baby.