Question
A one-week-old baby has developed widespread redness and swelling all over the body, with large patches of red spots appearing on the face first, followed by some purple areas. Previous treatment and outcomes: Is it urticaria? Seeking assistance: Want to know what elements the body might be lacking, considering it could be urticaria.
Answer
Urticaria is a skin hypersensitivity disorder. Common causes of urticaria include food (fish, shrimp, milk, beer, etc.), plants (rhubarb, lacquer, pollen, etc.), medications (penicillin, serum, furazolidone, etc.), intestinal parasites (worms, pinworms, etc.), physical factors (cold, heat, etc.). In addition, infections, viruses, bacteria fungi, gastrointestinal dysfunction, endocrine disorders, systemic diseases (rheumatism, systemic lupus erythematosus, etc.), and mental stress may also lead to the onset of urticaria.