[header] How to deal with cold urticaria [title] Avoid cold weather conditions. [step] If you've noticed that your skin develops an itchy rash when it's chilly, then the best precaution is to not expose yourself to cold weather conditions. This can be a challenge in northern climates, but making sure you're always dressed warmly during winter months can help a great deal.
[header] How to deal with cold urticaria [title] Avoid cold weather conditions. [step] If you've noticed that your skin develops an itchy rash when it's chilly, then the best precaution is to not expose yourself to cold weather conditions. This can be a challenge in northern climates, but making sure you're always dressed warmly during winter months can help a great deal.
[title] Avoid over-the-counter pain relievers. [step] Make sure to take over-the-counter pain relievers that cannot trigger an intense rash, as they are not usually available over-the-counter. Layer your clothes and try to wear natural breathable fibers, such as cotton and wool. Always wear gloves and don't forget to cover your neck and face with a scarf. [substeps] During the winter, you might want to wear an outfit that tends to sweat more and/or absorbs cold. For example, wear a sweatshirt under a long-sleeved shirt on chilly mornings. [substeps] Make sure your clothing isn't too bulky. If you want to protect yourself and the environment, try to limit how much sun your clothing allows you to take in.