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How to treat hives in children
Learn about the presentation of hives.
If your child develops hives, they may present on either a localized part of her body or over her entire body. Learning about the presentation of hives on your child's body may help you identify their cause.

Options are:
a). Localized hives appear on one part of the body and are usually caused by direct skin contact with plants, pollen, food, or pet saliva and fur. Widespread hives appear all over the body.
b). Keeping a notebook or notebook around your child in case of hives can help you see whether other cultures perceive hives differently. Look for hives or other abnormalities, such as a heating pad, or another medical device, such as a rash.
c). Applying chemicals from home and in the form of products like salves, hair products, sunscreen and perfume may help children relieve their hives and possibly prevent repeated hives. Assess the biological damage that you have suffered by occurring hives in young children.
d). If a child develops hives under her hands, or over her body, then she may have hives. Hives may be made worse by puberty or by having people touch her face.
a).