Cholinergic urticaria is a type of hives that appears when body temperature increases, causing symptoms such as itching and/or stinging sensations on the skin, red spots on the trunk and swelling in parts of the body. Cholinergic urticaria, also known as heat allergy, can be triggered by situations that cause changes in the skin, such […]
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Gestational urticaria is a skin irritation characterized by the appearance of rashes, which are reddish spots on the skin, intense itching and swelling on the belly, breasts and hips, or throughout the body. Gestational urticaria can be caused by factors such as stress, food allergies, insect bites or medications. Furthermore, this condition can also arise […]
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Urticaria is a skin irritation that causes symptoms such as red spots, intense itching, welts or swelling on the skin, which can appear in any region of the body, which normally last up to 24 hours, or can last for 6 weeks or more. Hives can be caused by allergies to insect bites, plants, medicines […]
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Urticaria in babies is an allergic reaction that affects the skin and can cause symptoms such as red, raised spots, irritability and/or itching and, in some cases, be associated with more serious allergic reactions, such as angioedema or anaphylaxis. Although it is not always possible to identify the cause of this allergic reaction, most cases […]
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Nervous urticaria is a situation in which the symptoms of hives are triggered by emotional factors, mainly stress. Thus, in these situations, itching, redness, burning and plaques on the skin may be noticed. Urticaria is an exaggerated reaction of the immune system to some type of substance, such as medication, food, insect bites or sun […]
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Chronic urticaria is a type of allergic reaction that causes recurring symptoms, such as itching, burning, and raised red patches on the skin, most days for a period of 6 weeks or more. This type of urticaria can be caused by the use of medication, stress or frequent contact with specific substances, but its cause […]
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