Health My son has been experiencing this for two months and its getting worse When raised, itchy patches keep appearing on a childs skin for weeks, parents naturally want to know what is causing them. One possible explanation is urticaria, commonly called hives. Hives can look like pale or reddish welts, circles or irregular patches. They may join together, move from one area to another and become more noticeable after rubbing or scratching. The rash develops when mast cells release histamine and other chemical messengers. Small blood vessels in the skin then allow fluid to leak into nearby tissue, producing the characteristic swelling. A single welt often fades within a day, but new ones… CONTINUE READING…
My son has been experiencing this for two months and its getting worse
When raised, itchy patches keep appearing on a childs skin for weeks, parents naturally want to know what is causing them. One possible explanation is urticaria, commonly called hives. Hives can look like pale or reddish welts, circles or irregular patches. They may join together, move from one area to another and become more noticeable after rubbing or scratching. The rash develops when mast cells release histamine and other chemical messengers. Small blood vessels in the skin then allow fluid to leak into nearby tissue, producing the characteristic swelling. A single welt often fades within a day, but new ones…
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