What Is a Skin Track?

Skin scratches, also known as artificial urticaria, are allergic reactions to skin blood vessels. The formation of allergic reactions is caused by a combination of internal and external causes. Scratches of the skin, also known as artificial urticaria, are commonly known as wind clusters or ghost winds.

Skin scratch

Skin scratches

There are two types of skin scratches: one is called simple skin scratches, which is more common in women and belongs to physiological abnormalities. The symptoms are rubella patches that appear after the skin has been scratched by nails or other blunt objects. Most of them do not have itching or other discomfort. Another type of skin scratch is called symptomatic skin scratch, which is common in young people with allergies. The causes are mostly due to the external influence of the skin

The underlying cause of skin scratches is that they have an allergic constitution, which is the most common cause of skin scratches.

Treatment of skin scratches alone is generally not necessary. For symptomatic skin scratches, you should first find and remove pathogenic factors, such as

Physical factors: such as cold and heat, sunlight, friction and pressure can cause it. In addition, gastrointestinal diseases, metabolic disorders, endocrine disorders and mental factors can also be caused.

Infection: Includes viruses (such as upper virus, hepatitis virus), bacteria (such as golden grapes), fungi, and parasites (such as roundworms).

Food: Fish, shrimp, crab, and eggs are the most common. Followed by a spice seasoning can also be caused.

Drug, animal and plant factors: such as insect bites or inhalation of pollen, feathers, dander, etc.

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