Urticaria is not a very common disease.\u00a0 There are many different suggestions about how many people actually suffer from urticaria, but the most realistic one seems to be nearly 5%.<\/p>\n
Urticaria has many subtypes, some of them are very common like heat induced urticaria<\/a>, autoimmune urticaria<\/a> and then there are some very rarely found types e.g. exercise induced urticaria or solar urticaria.<\/p>\n Treating the rare forms usually need the expertise of a professional, while the more common forms are less hazardous and can be helped with\u00a0 the following home remedies.<\/p>\n The most common form, is heat induced urticaria and the best home remedy is applying cool compression or an ice pack.<\/p>\n Stress urticaria can be recurrent and the only home remedy is to stay happy.<\/p>\n Then comes the autoimmune urticaria, taking over the counter anti histamines can help. To reduce itching of the urticaria wheals, apply calamine lotion, vitamin E oil or Aloe Vera gel twice a day,\u00a0 andexpose the affected area to fresh air.<\/p>\n Next week I will post five extremely important tips when you are managing any type of urticaria, do not forget to read them.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"