Does anyone in here have "hives", it has been happening

OTC antihistamines

just dont use cetirizine/zyrtec, that shit has withdrawals that will kill you

>>40855917
Thanks, just to clarify, its chronic urticaria, and I also get angiodema sometimes...

>>40855917
I would add prevention is better than cure. Antihistamines can lead to dementia earlier apparently.

9/10 you've changed washing powder, a skincare or skin washing product, or some variation on lots of dust and dustmites. Sometimes it can be you haven't changed the product, the producers just randomly decided to change one ingredient. So see if you can work out why.

>>40855935
I actually just went on a trip, and in that that trip my hives were so uch more intense, could it be the water or the hotel soap?

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>>40855909

>>40855909

Yes OP, I moved into a brand new house in novemeber and ever since anytime any pressure is applied to my skin I break out in hives. After getting a blood test I am illergic to dustmites. I've 60 degree steam cleaned carpets, curtains, soft furniture, have special bed sheets, open the windows regularly and have the place cleaned every week by a specialist. Still no luck. I am going to look into Immunisation. It's so embarrassing if I even scratch my face I look like quasimodo

>>40855960
For some reason more and more products are switching to certain chemicals that many people are sensitive to. Try having water only baths for a bit and see if it clears up.

>>40856096
kek

>>40855909
looks like an allergy

Benadryl+allegra