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Rashes are generally considered to be a symptom of an allergy, the cause of which can be traced back to something that aggravated the skin or was ingested into the body. Many of these rashes are considered to be symptoms of urticaria, still better known as nettle rash or urticaria.
When the rash is caused by urticaria, it is recognized as itchy, reddish small blisters or spots. Urticaria can be seen anywhere and is caused by plasma permeating the skin due to very high histamine concentrations.
Do oatmeal baths really work?
Although urticaria can be quickly forgotten or persist for months, there are things that can be done to treat it. an oatmeal bath One of them. Benefits of oatmeal The skin sometimes shows dates. As a result of the fact that. it relieves It is a drink that has proven effective against itching, eczema and urticaria.
Some excellent use features an oatmeal bath for hives are:
- Acts more powerfully than others on hard, dry skin.
- Restores skin to its natural position and replenishes moisture.
- The oatmeal Gently exfoliates skin and removes dry patches.
- When you use an oatmeal bath Does not require the use of soaps that may further dry out the skin.
- May leave other irritations on the skin.
- You will get relief from the itching.
How to prepare an oatmeal bath for urticaria?
You need to prepare only a specific number of things.
- Unflavored plain oatmeal : Fine oatmeal Perfect; unbleached seeds are best.
- 1/2 cup to 1 cup of milk or buttermilk: this is optional. Water works well.
- Coffee filters (size 4, or the type that can be used for 8 to 12 cups of coffee, or muslin cloth with a flexible band)
- Epsom salts: this is still optional, but will refresh the bath.
- Essential oils (e.g., lavender, or containing lavender) bath .
The usual steps needed to make are oatmeal bath for hives:
- 1/3 cup to 3/4 cup level of oatmeal If you are using a field brown filter, you can apply a minimal amount. If you have a lot of muslin material, use 3/4 cup.
- Put the oatmeal in a bowl.
- If your oatmeal If it is still too bold, take the back of a spoon and break it up until no clumps are visible. If desired, you can wrap in plastic wrap the oatmeal A roll of polyethylene will break it up. with a rolling pin.
- If you want to add lavender bud essential oil, you can add it now. If you are going to use this bath to cure urticaria, you can forget about urticaria at this point so that your skin does not get any worse than it already is.
- Put the oatmeal Cover the mixture with a brown sieve or cloth up with the elastic band.
- Turn on the hot water and begin to fill the tub. Add buttermilk or milk, you can do it at the moment and add while the water is running in the bath. if using Epsom Salt you can add 3/4 cup.
- Put the oatmeal Do it at the end of the bath so it is not near running water. Wait until the water in the bath has cooled. the oatmeal The water will begin to fill.
- If the water is progressively colder, you can go in it the bath If you want more essence. the oatmeal into the bath You can squeeze the filter gently. If you squeeze it very hard it may tear and you will have a filled bath. with oatmeal Soak in the bath for 10 minutes and when you get out of the bath carefully dry your skin. You can do this oatmeal bath Repeat daily as needed.
Other medications that can help
While the oatmeal bath Because hives are a great tool, there are other medications you can try.
- You can mix chickpeas with chickpeas and brew the mixture as you would make a tea. You can find both products in health food stores or online plant stores. Once the mixture has cooled, it can be used for results.
- Witch hazel, available in gel form or cream form, can be added warm bath with a little baking soda. Hand together one or two baking soda with the witch Hazel reduces swelling. and relieve the itching.
- There are still many oils that can be used to cure hives caused by excess histamine. Lavender oil and tea tree oil can be mixed with 1 tablespoon of base oil to 9 drops of each oil. this dilution method will protect you from another reaction to the skin. Apricot kernel or jojoba oil is still effective in treating hives.
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