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Urticaria & You

Sometimes, living with CSU can feel like putting your life on hold - but we want to change that. The Skin to live in platform is here to support you through your journey with CSU, offering support and advice on the things that matter most to you, from relationships to simply getting a good night's sleep.

Keep checking back for new articles containing the latest tips and research on CSU. In the meantime, why not let us know what you think on our Twitter feed or our CSU Facebook page?

Can Clean Eating Lead to Clearer Skin?

Does what you eat impact your psoriasis or urticaria? We break down the research.

Drama at the Gym: Getting Past the Clothes and Down to the Workout

Don't let psoriasis or urticaria get in the way of your workout. Here’s how to get past the drama and down to business at the gym.

Dealing with Diagnosis by Default: The Urticaria Journey

Getting to a CSU diagnosis can mean ruling out a host of other diseases first. We break down the diagnosis drama. 

10 facts about your skin that you won’t believe

We look at our skin every day, but there are some pretty amazing facts about it that you probably never knew. Find out what they are here. 

I’m not lazy, I have urticaria!

Feeling tired with your urticara? You’re not alone – fatigue impacts a lot of people. Find out how. 

5 hacks for surviving university with a skin condition

Skin conditions are no joke, especially as a university student. Check out our 5 life hacks for dealing with school…and your skin.

Psychology and skin: a dermatologist’s perspective

In recent years, the influence of psychology on skin conditions has commanded growing scientific attention. In this article, dermatologist Dr. Katie Beleznay offers us her overview of psychodermatology, and its application in chronic skin…

The mind-body connection

In this article, we explore the connectivity between mind and body. We investigate the effects your body can have on your thoughts and feelings.

Science of self-consciousness

Everybody can feel self-conscious from time-to-time, but for those with chronic skin conditions it can become a part of daily life. In this article, we explore the science behind the feeling.

More than meets the eye

Your skin is something you see every day, and yet most of its work happens beneath the surface, hidden from view. Here we investigate what the skin does, how it does it, and how you can help it to work at its best.

A touchy subject?

Mentioning your skin condition at work is often a touchy subject, but it shouldn't be! Read our top tips for discussing skin with your colleagues and employer.

An employer’s perspective

HR Lead, Lisa, explains how she works with employees who need support in the workplace because of their skin condition.

Better Together?

Every day, we develop relationships in all areas of our lives, and these can impact us on more than just an emotional level. In this article, we offer our top 6 facts about the impact of daily relationships on your health.

Itching for answers?

The characteristic red, itchy hives of chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) can be unpredictable, unpleasant and uncomfortable. We investigate what causes hives to itch, providing you with the knowledge you need to take back control.

Wondering ‘why me?’

The unpredictability and frustrations of chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) can often leave us thinking ‘why me?’. Discover who CSU affects and what you can do to help ease the burden.

More than skin deep

Sometimes, chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) can make us feel the centre of attention for the wrong reasons. We explore the emotional impact of CSU and what you can do to take back control.

Knowing the difference

Chronic spontaneous urticana (CSU) may look and feel like an allergy - but, in general, it isn't. Discover why CSU is not an allergy and what might be causing it.

What's in a name

Chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) has many names. We uncover the terminology and symptoms to help you feel more
comfortable in your skin.

Highlights

Urticaria - more common than you think

 

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Skin Impressions

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