What is Urticaria

The allergic response is one of our body's defense mechanisms. In other words, allergy is not something that comes from the outside, it occurs with the stimulation of a mechanism ready to be triggered in our body, the defense mechanism. However, this mechanism is more reactive in allergic bodies compared to non-allergic bodies.

Just as angry individuals are affected by things as soon as they happen and overreact, the defense system in allergic bodies is open to influence and overreactive.

External factors that stimulate this ready-to-ejaculate power are called allergens. The quality and quantity of allergen substances vary from body to body.

This mechanism, which creates allergy in the problem of urticaria, was so reactive and sensitive that it takes action without an external triggering factor.

Although there is no external trigger in some diseases such as urticaria, this protective system in our body works. It is possible to talk about internal triggers such as drastic changes in mood. Some normally non-allergic foods, atmospheric events or changes in the environment, which are quite normal, cause the onset of allergy by removing the brake of this reactive mechanism. A second event added to the table, itching on the skin turns into a vicious circle, causing the problem to spread over the entire body surface.

How is the treatment?

Systemic imbalances with excesses after the evaluation in the pre-interview Excesses in the body are soothed with successive touches.

Acupuncture is the most harmless way known to calm all excesses in the body and rebalance vital mechanisms.

In this problem, a treatment in the range of 12-15 sessions is usually sufficient.

Dr. M. Salih Özaytürk