See a doctor first if: Angioedema of tongue/throat, dyspnoea → ER + epi-auto-injector.
Foods to favour
- Low-histamine: fresh meat
- fresh fish (not aged)
- rice
- moong
- lauki
- parwal
Foods to reduce
- Aged cheese
- pickles
- fermented dosa batter (if reactive)
- wine
- beer
The root-cause pattern
In the Farmicine map, Chronic urticaria most often sits on Chronic Inflammation (B1): A low, steady internal fire the body never fully puts out, quietly wearing down tissues over years.
Related topics
Allergic rhinitis / HayfeverFood allergyAtopic dermatitis / EczemaAllergic asthmaChronic sinusitis allergicDrug allergy / HypersensitivityCommon coldInfluenza / Flu
When to see a doctor. Farmicine supports wellness alongside your doctor's care and does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent chronic urticaria. Continue any prescribed treatment and discuss supplements with your doctor, especially with heart, kidney, liver, thyroid or blood-thinning medicines, in pregnancy, or for children.
