Well-circumscribed erythernatous wheals with raised serpiginous borders and blanched centers, which may coalesce to become giant wheals. Limited to superficial portion of the dermis.
Causes
1) Moderate pressure, simple contact with furniture, garters, bracelets, watch bands, towel, bedding. This process starts immediately after contact
2) Other diseases – parasitosis, insect bites, neuropsychiatric disorders, hormonal changes, thyroid disorders, pregnancy, menopause, diabetes
3) Heat reflex urticaria- physical exercise, emotional stress, warm bath, sauna, hot spices, cold exposure
4) Drugs – penicillin, aspirin
5) Food – certain foods like brinjals, nuts, milk products, non-veg food
Food colorants – Azo dye FD&C yellow #5
Food flavorings – Salicylic acid esters, flavoring agents like cinnamon, vanilla, menthol, aspartame are used to flavor foods
Food preservatives – Benzoates, Butylated hydroxytoluene, Butylated hydroxyanisol.
Sulfites – sprayed on fresh foods (shrimp, fruits, vegetables) also used in beer, wines.
Food emulsifiers and stabilizers
6) Infection – bacterial infection, especially tonsillitis and dental infection.
Virus – Hepatitis B.
Candida albicans – yeast free diet, bread, buns, sausage, wine, beer, cider, grapes, sultanas, marmite, vinegar, ketchup, pickles
7) Psychological stress
Therapeutic approach
1) Vit-B1*
2) Vit-C*
3) Relaxation techniques
4) Early morning sun rays
Investigation
1) Raised erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)
Ayurveda approach
Ayurveda is perhaps the most ancient written text in the world which mentions the symptoms of this disease and name with cure. If ayurvedic treatment is taken with strict diet regime, can cure this problem completely. Therefore, ayurvedic treatment is highly recommended.
Contact - Dr. Rahul Saraf at rahsaraf@gmail.com, +919422309088 to discuss your health problem or ayurvedic guidance on the same.
Causes
1) Moderate pressure, simple contact with furniture, garters, bracelets, watch bands, towel, bedding. This process starts immediately after contact
2) Other diseases – parasitosis, insect bites, neuropsychiatric disorders, hormonal changes, thyroid disorders, pregnancy, menopause, diabetes
3) Heat reflex urticaria- physical exercise, emotional stress, warm bath, sauna, hot spices, cold exposure
4) Drugs – penicillin, aspirin
5) Food – certain foods like brinjals, nuts, milk products, non-veg food
Food colorants – Azo dye FD&C yellow #5
Food flavorings – Salicylic acid esters, flavoring agents like cinnamon, vanilla, menthol, aspartame are used to flavor foods
Food preservatives – Benzoates, Butylated hydroxytoluene, Butylated hydroxyanisol.
Sulfites – sprayed on fresh foods (shrimp, fruits, vegetables) also used in beer, wines.
Food emulsifiers and stabilizers
6) Infection – bacterial infection, especially tonsillitis and dental infection.
Virus – Hepatitis B.
Candida albicans – yeast free diet, bread, buns, sausage, wine, beer, cider, grapes, sultanas, marmite, vinegar, ketchup, pickles
7) Psychological stress
Therapeutic approach
1) Vit-B1*
2) Vit-C*
3) Relaxation techniques
4) Early morning sun rays
Investigation
1) Raised erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR)
Ayurveda approach
Ayurveda is perhaps the most ancient written text in the world which mentions the symptoms of this disease and name with cure. If ayurvedic treatment is taken with strict diet regime, can cure this problem completely. Therefore, ayurvedic treatment is highly recommended.
Contact - Dr. Rahul Saraf at rahsaraf@gmail.com, +919422309088 to discuss your health problem or ayurvedic guidance on the same.
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