Hives all over

[ashleybakerr01]

I keep getting itchy hives all over my body, off and on. I'm not sure what I'm even reacting to. But I'm miserable. I'm not sure if I should just continue trying to push through, or going to the ER for something 😕

[Vonus5591]

I would go ER to get medication or advise

[MetalEnjoyer in reply to Vonus5591]

Could be an allergic reaction. When I was younger the summer would dump out pollen and I'd get hives everywhere. I would go to the ER. Especially if you're having breathing trouble.

[glenninindy]

Itching and hives arrive like clock-work for me every year, mainly at night, along with higher pollen counts and warmer temps. The ENT gave me Claritin, an antihistamine and it reduces the itching and hives. You may buy this over the counter. Right now, you can cool the hives down with a towel dipped in ice water for immediate relief . You must go to a doctor in order to be absolutely certain of what you may need.

[Gillyflower18]

I agree you should see your doctor. It could be many things including anxiety. I get rashes every summer from heat and fabric. I have trouble with my own perspiration! I use an over the counter cortisone cream when necessary and try to wear cotton as much as I can.

[Rafibromylygia]

I'd get a gp er for a steroid ointment if no ointment creame Discuss with gp or er

[MotherOfDoggos]

I’m definitely jumping on the “see a doctor” train- but I’d also suggest checking on any bath/body products you use. I have this happen off and on seasonally, but I’ve also found that some shampoos and conditioners really make my skin react. Just having them run over your skin when you rinse your hair can do it, and it’s something I didn’t consider for a while because it’s not like you apply them directly to your skin.

[Rafibromylygia in reply to MotherOfDoggos]

Don't forget the bed bugs

[bethelbee]

Are you her doctor? Sorry, but you don't know what is going on with her body.

[Dolphin14 in reply to bethelbee]

bethelbee

Good point

❤️🐬

[bethelbee in reply to Dolphin14]

Thx, nobody should be making a diagnosis on here. We can say what we think it may be or what has happened to us but we are not here to give medical advice.

[Dolphin14 in reply to bethelbee]

Correct

[bethelbee]

Definitely go to your doctor or urgent care, or if bad enough the ER. Maybe it's something you ate or a new skin care product. Anxiety can also cause hives but I don't know you so I can't make that assumption, but it could be a possibility. A friend got really bad hives right before finals when we were in college.

[HairyBrains]

There has been a recent outbreak of measles in the US and Canada. I would definitely get yourself checked out. Measles cause an abundance of red spots (that are very itchy) and may be mistaken for hives. Some of the other symptoms are fever, cough, runny nose, and watery eyes. If you decide to get checked out… maybe calling the hospital or doctor’s office first to find out the safest way for you to see a doctor without spreading anything to anyone else.

Personally, If I was experiencing what you’ve described… I would try to nip it in the bud and get medical care.

[ashleybakerr01]

Thanks for all your responses. Sorry for the delay in responding. I've been using this new hand soap and I'm pretty sure that's the cause

[ashleybakerr01]

Going to the ER tonight. Cool showers have seemed to help for time being. And hydrocortisone cream did for a short time but they keep coming back

[Agora1 in reply to ashleybakerr01]

Good Luck dear...I hope you get the answers you need.

Let us know how it turns out and take care of yourself xx

[bethelbee]

She's going to see her doctor. And we still don't give medical advice on here!!

[bethelbee]

I do know the difference. I am not wasting my time answering your comments anymore.

[elaine2447]

Apart from causing me peripheral neuropathy, the Pfizer has caused many of us to have skin issues, including myself, itching shingles type rash on the face twice and the worst was polymorphis light syndrome all over my arms and legs. Face has recently blown up again. Lived in Australia for 15 years, no problems ever. GP has said one a day antihistimines four times a day. I hope you get some answers, it's miserable.

[litethatnevergoesout]

reported.

[ashleybakerr01 in reply to litethatnevergoesout]

Who was reported??

[litethatnevergoesout in reply to ashleybakerr01]

eb2340

[ashleybakerr01 in reply to litethatnevergoesout]

Ohh ok

[litethatnevergoesout in reply to ashleybakerr01]

they’ve been deleted by HU I’m not the only one who reported them and this wasn’t the only thread they were being nasty to other members.

[Dolphin14]

Ashleybaker

How are you?

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[elaine2447]

precisely, $billions