Hives can often be a reaction to an allergen, so it's important to determine where the hives have originated in a pregnancy. Find out how hives during a pregnancy can be treated with a simple antihistamine with help from a labor and delivery nurse in this free video on pregnancy and obstetrics.
Most cases of hives during pregnancy are not dangerous. In fact, most resolve without much effort. But in some cases, these hives can turn into PUPPS, in which case you’ll need to seek medical help. In fact, it is wise to see your doctor in case of hives, in any case. Just to be safe. If you find hives around your genital area, go to the doctor, pronto!
It is tempting to use OTC drugs to treat these unpleasant pregnancy fallouts. But it is better to stay off medication during pregnancy. If things are getting uncomfortable, you can try medicines like chlorphenamine or loratadine. Both of these treatment options are safe during pregnancy.
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