Urticaria
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Urticaria Prevention
Prevention of urticaria includes:
Avoid exposure to substances that trigger urticaria.
Avoid excessive heat and sweating.
Avoid tight clothing, belts, and ties.
Avoid using antibiotic creams and ointments.
Avoid very hot baths and showers.
Wear cotton clothing.
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Last Updated: Aug 19, 2008
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