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Home Remedies for Urticaria (Hives)

Some Important Home Remedies for Urticaria includes:

Salt: The use of salt is beneficial in the treatment of urticaria when it is accompanied by digestive disorders. This will give relief and help in curing eruptions.

Lime: Lime is considered an effective remedy for any kind of allergy. Half a lime may be squeezed in a glass of lukewarm water and sweetened with a teaspoon of honey. It can be taken once daily first thing in the morning for several months.

Bananas: One or two bananas a day are useful for those who are allergic to certain foods and who consequently suffer from skin rashes, digestive disorders, or asthma.

Alum and Red Ochre: These two substances are considered valuable in urticaria. An equal quantity of alum and red ochre should be ground together and the powder rubbed on the weals.

Vegetable Juices: A combination of carrot juice with beet and cucumber juices, has been found beneficial in the treatment of allergies. s This should be taken once daily.

Rose-Water and Vinegar: The use of rose-water in vinegar is useful when there is severe itching on the eruption. This will give immediate relief.