Papular urticaria is neither painful nor itchy and is also considered normal. The occurrence of papular urticaria, which is neither painful nor itchy, is related to the consumption of some anti-allergic drugs, and also due to a mild allergic reaction to external factors. It also has something to do with individual physical constitution. Papular urticaria generally results from allergic reactions caused by bites from mites, fleas, mosquitoes, and other such pests. Most people will experience obvious itching, and some may also feel pain in addition to the itching. For cases of papular urticaria, patients can apply anti-allergic medications under the guidance of a doctor. Common choices include desonide ointment or fluticasone propionate ointment for itching, often in combination with oral antihistamines such as cetirizine tablets. (Under medical guidance for medication use)