What Is Urticaria?
10. Is There a Cure?
Some people outgrow allergies, but others have those allergies for life. If urticaria is a result of an allergic reaction, then a cure is hard to define. For those who outgrow their allergies, then yes, there is a definitive cure. For those who suffer lifelong allergies, then the only cure is the avoidance of those trigger substances, which may not be possible in every situation.
However, allergies are not the only cause of urticaria. Some forms of the condition are related to a virus or bacterial infection. In these cases, urticaria is likely curable with the appropriate medications and treatment.
Urticaria, also known as hives, is often an allergic reaction, but it can occur because of virus or infection. However, regardless of the cause, hives are a treatable and manageable condition. While not all forms of the condition have a definitive cure, the symptoms can be curbed, making living with the urticaria bearable. Although, for the best possible outcome, you should seek the advice of an allergist or physician. They will be able to perform the necessary tests to help identify your specific triggers, or at the very least, come up with a treatment plan to help relieve your unique symptoms.
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