What is Urticaria
Urticaria, commonly known as hives, is a skin reaction characterized characterized by itchy, raised welts on any part of the body. It can rapidly change in size, shape and fade. Often the intense itch bother patients the most. . Treatment typically involves antihistamines and avoiding known triggers. When more severe, injectables may be required.
Our Approach to Treating Urticaria
Stage 1
Thorough Evaluation and Identification
We begin with a comprehensive assessment of the type of urticaria, identifying potential triggers and underlying causes of urticaria. This involves reviewing medical history, conducting allergy tests and blood tests if necessary, guiding personalized treatment strategies.
Stage 2
Targeted Treatment Plan
Based on the evaluation, we develop a customized treatment plan that may include antihistamines, corticosteroids, or immunomodulatory medications or injectables. We aim to reduce symptoms and prevent future occurrences of urticaria.
Stage 3 onwards (if required)
Continuous Monitoring and Support
Regular follow-ups allow us to monitor treatment effectiveness and make necessary adjustments. We provide ongoing support and education, empowering patients with strategies to manage symptoms, avoid triggers, and maintain a high quality of life.
Benefits of Treating Urticaria
Symptom Relief
Reduces itching and swelling
Enhanced Quality of Life
Minimizes disruptions to daily activities.
Prevention of Recurrence
Being able to identify and avoid triggers to prevent future outbreaks.
Recognizing the Signs of Urticaria
Recognizing the signs of urticaria is crucial for effective management and relief. Early intervention and identification of triggers can help prevent flare-ups and improve quality of life.
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Itchy, raised welts on the skin, varying in size and shape​​
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Rapid changes in size, shape, and location of welts
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Intense itching and discomfort
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