Boosting immunity may help alleviate urticaria, but it usually cannot completely resolve the problem on its own. It is recommended to improve the condition under the guidance of a doctor, combining standardized treatment with daily care.
This can be understood from the following aspects:
1. The relationship between the immune system and urticaria: Urticaria attacks are often related to immune responses. Appropriately boosting immunity can help reduce recurrent attacks caused by physical weakness. However, allergic reactions often involve complex factors, and simply strengthening the immune system may not eliminate all symptoms.
2. The role of immune regulation: Improving the immune status through a balanced diet and regular sleep may reduce the frequency or severity of some chronic urticaria attacks, but this requires long-term adherence and the effect varies from person to person.
3. The importance of comprehensive management: Urticaria has a variety of triggers, including food, environment, stress, etc. Simply improving immunity cannot completely avoid these triggers. It is still necessary to combine medication control and etiological investigation.
It is recommended that you first consult a doctor to determine the type of urticaria. In addition to treatment, you can gradually increase moderate exercise, supplement with vitamins, and maintain a relaxed mood. At the same time, keep a record of your daily diet and environmental exposures, and observe your body's reactions. If symptoms persist, please return for a follow-up appointment to adjust the treatment plan.
