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What Causes Urticaria, and Can Ayurveda Help with Chronic Hives?
General Medicine
Question #15642
74 days ago
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What Causes Urticaria, and Can Ayurveda Help with Chronic Hives? - #15642

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For the past few months, I’ve been dealing with random episodes of urticaria (hives), and I can’t figure out what’s causing it. Some days, I wake up with itchy, red welts all over my body, and other times, they appear after eating certain foods. It’s incredibly frustrating because antihistamines provide temporary relief, but they don’t stop the hives from coming back. I read that urticaria can be triggered by allergies, stress, temperature changes, or even autoimmune issues. But how do I determine the exact cause? Are allergy tests accurate, or could it be something deeper, like an internal imbalance? Since I want a long-term solution, I started looking into Ayurveda. I read that urticaria is often linked to excess Pitta in the body, which leads to heat and inflammation in the skin. Does this mean cooling herbs and detoxification treatments can help? I found that neem, Guduchi, and turmeric are often used for skin conditions—has anyone tried these for urticaria? Another thing I’m curious about is whether diet plays a role in urticaria flare-ups. Should I be avoiding spicy foods, dairy, or processed foods? Are there specific Ayurvedic dietary recommendations that can help reduce histamine reactions and skin inflammation? For those who have experienced urticaria, did you find a natural remedy that worked? How long did it take for your symptoms to improve? I’m desperate to find something that stops these hives from coming back.

Urticaria
Chronic hives
Skin inflammation
Ayurvedic allergy relief
Histamine intolerance
Natural remedies for hives
Pitta imbalance
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Dr. Harsha Joy
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73 days ago
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Urticaria (hives) can be triggered by various factors, such as allergies, stress, temperature changes, or even autoimmune issues, and figuring out the exact cause can be challenging. Allergy tests may help identify certain triggers, but sometimes the cause can be more complex, involving internal imbalances. Ayurveda suggests that excess Pitta, which leads to heat and inflammation in the body, may contribute to skin conditions like hives. Cooling herbs and detoxification treatments such as neem, Guduchi, and turmeric are often used to help balance Pitta and reduce inflammation. Diet can play a role in flare-ups, with certain foods like spicy dishes, dairy, and processed foods potentially worsening symptoms. Ayurvedic recommendations typically include eating cooling, easy-to-digest foods and avoiding excessive heat-producing foods. For long-term relief, practices like managing stress, following a Pitta-balancing diet, and using herbal treatments may help, but it can take time for symptoms to improve. If you’ve experienced urticaria, it’s helpful to consult with both an Ayurvedic practitioner and a healthcare provider to identify underlying causes and develop a comprehensive treatment plan.
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