Papular urticaria is actually a very common condition. This disease usually occurs in warmer seasons and is more likely to occur in children or adolescents. Therefore, it is necessary to have knowledge in order to receive timely diagnosis and treatment. So what are the symptoms of early-stage papular urticaria? Let's take a look together.
Early symptoms of papular measles
1. Papular urticaria often occurs in warm seasons such as spring and summer. The general population affected is children or adolescents over one year old, especially before going to school. This type of urticaria often occurs in the trunk and limbs, but it is rarely found in the head and face.
2. The skin lesions of general papular urticaria often present as papules or blisters, and small papules or blisters may also appear in the center of these small papules. There may also be some small blisters on the distal ends of the limbs. However, this rash of urticaria can also be clustered or scattered.
3. However, after developing urticaria, there will be no symptoms of swelling in the local superficial lymph nodes. The course of this disease is about one to two weeks, but after the damage subsides, there will be some temporary pigmentation spots left, and this urticaria is also prone to recurrence.
4. However, papular urticaria still needs to be distinguished from regular chickenpox. Generally, chickenpox is more likely to occur on the trunk, near limbs, and head and face. However, sometimes the oral mucosa can also be affected. However, the damage caused by chickenpox is not accompanied by a rash like rash or blisters.
Methods for treating papular urticaria
The most important thing in treating urticaria is to identify allergens and avoid patients from being exposed to allergen treatment. After suffering from this disease, in order to help everyone get rid of the troubles of the disease, it is necessary to go to the local legitimate second-class or above hospital's skin clinic for treatment as soon as possible. Only after comprehensive treatment through a formal system can the disease recover quickly.
Papular diseases are actually relatively easy to cure, and in the early stages, we need to first figure out what causes them. Everyone must take these symptoms seriously and seek timely diagnosis and treatment, as missing the optimal treatment time may result in serious consequences.
