Effective Treatments for Hives

At Campbell Dermatology & Aesthetics, we provide customized care for hives (urticaria) to calm flare-ups, reduce itching, and restore comfort and confidence.

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Hives (urticaria) can appear suddenly as red, itchy welts on the skin. They may be triggered by allergies, medications, stress, infections, or even unknown causes. Since no two cases are alike, our dermatology team identifies your triggers and develops a personalized treatment plan to provide fast relief and long-term control.

Personalized Care For Every Case of Hives

Effective Hives Treatments We Offer

We use proven therapies and patient-specific strategies to relieve symptoms and prevent recurring flare-ups.

Block histamine to quickly reduce itching, swelling, and discomfort, offering fast relief from flare-ups.

For more severe or chronic hives, options like corticosteroids or immune-modulating drugs provide stronger, longer-lasting relief.

Identify and avoid common triggers such as foods, medications, stress, or allergens to help prevent flare-ups.

Personalized skincare and stress management strategies support long-term comfort and fewer breakouts.

Hives Care That Goes Beyond the Surface

We understand that hives affect more than just your skin — they can disrupt sleep, focus, and daily life. That’s why we combine advanced medical care with personalized support to give you lasting relief and peace of mind.

“We don’t just treat hives. We treat the whole person with care, education, and compassion.”

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What are hives (urticaria)?

Hives are raised, itchy welts that can appear suddenly on the skin. They often come and go quickly and may change size or location within hours.

What causes hives?

Hives can be triggered by foods, medications, infections, stress, temperature changes, pressure on the skin, or allergic reactions. In some cases, the exact cause isn’t identified.

Are hives contagious?

No. Hives are not contagious and cannot be passed from person to person.

How long do hives usually last?

Individual hives may fade within hours, but new ones can appear. Acute hives typically last less than six weeks, while chronic hives may persist longer and require ongoing management.

What’s the difference between acute and chronic hives?

Acute hives last less than six weeks and are often linked to a clear trigger. Chronic hives last longer than six weeks and may occur without an obvious cause.

How are hives treated?

Treatment often includes antihistamines to reduce itching and swelling, oral medications for more severe cases, and trigger management to prevent flare-ups.