Viral Hives
Viral hives are caused due to viral infection and are generally accompanied with the symptoms of fever and skin rashes on the body. Other symptoms include red bumps with less inflammation as compared to normal hives. It causes lot of pain and discomfort to those suffering from it. Sometimes acute viral infection causes severe complications that may last up to few hours or even till a day or so. However if the infection lasts more than six weeks, it is known as chronic hives and is quite difficult to treat.
Such hives are generally caused due to weak immune system that cannot resist the infection caused by viruses or allergens. Some of the infection that may cause viral hives includes flu, hepatitis and herpes. Some cases have been reported in which hives are caused due to auto-immunity and self defense of the patient. The hives are extremely itchy and are followed by burning sensation all around the body having rashes in the form of small bumps or swellings.
The worst sufferers are small children as they are more susceptible to such infections. However, cases of such hives have also been reported in adult and elderly people. Hives can develop in any part of the body but it becomes quite deadly when they appear in throat as it becomes quite difficult to pass the food through oral cavity. Moreover it becomes a bit difficult to respire and breathe properly.
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Hives infection generally last for few hours and the symptoms may fade away soon. However, if the infection persists for more than a week, it becomes important to seek medical help and consult a doctor. Viral hives mainly results due to viral infection of flu, hepatitis and human immunodeficiency virus affecting the body. Topical treatments that include antibiotics and antihistamines are important in treating the viral infection causing hives.
