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Pruritis on one upper arm ?
I have suffered on and off with pruritis it tends to come and go but this time it stayed almost a month. I have been told it could be a symptom of hypothyroidism /aneamia/ menopause of which I have all 3 ( secondary hypo still not diagnosed) Has anyone had this but like I say just in one arm it's driving
I have suffered on and off with pruritis it tends to come and go but this time it stayed almost a month. I have been told it could be a symptom of hypothyroidism /aneamia/ menopause of which I have all 3 ( secondary hypo still not diagnosed) Has anyone had this but like I say just in one arm it's driving
Peroxideblader
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Thyroid UK
4 years ago
A tic or what?
When I am in the beginning or midst of one of my shame attacks- that's what I'm calling it now. It's not a panic attack. It's not an anxiety attack. My heart doesn't race nor do I have racing thoughts, cold sweats or hiding from the world. My mind is shaming me. I just yell out "I don't care" or mumble
When I am in the beginning or midst of one of my shame attacks- that's what I'm calling it now. It's not a panic attack. It's not an anxiety attack. My heart doesn't race nor do I have racing thoughts, cold sweats or hiding from the world. My mind is shaming me. I just yell out "I don't care" or mumble
WasAPilot
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Anxiety and Depression Support
4 years ago
Peg and skin rash?
Patients who take Peg - one of my injection sites has developed itchy pinhead blisters. I’ve applied topical antihistamine and eczema creams but they’re not shifting. All the injection sites are red but that fades after a few weeks; this is the only blistered one. Is this a common thing which subsides
Patients who take Peg - one of my injection sites has developed itchy pinhead blisters. I’ve applied topical antihistamine and eczema creams but they’re not shifting. All the injection sites are red but that fades after a few weeks; this is the only blistered one. Is this a common thing which subsides
LucyGeering
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MPN Voice
4 years ago
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Hi. First post, think I have MCAS, feeling overwhelmed
Taking
antihistamines
a handful of times a year usually sorted it. July 2019, I started having allergic reactions to something. Over the course of a couple months, they went from slowly developing hives, rash & itchy skin to anaphylaxis reactions in <10 minutes after eating the trigger food.
Taking
antihistamines
a handful of times a year usually sorted it. July 2019, I started having allergic reactions to something. Over the course of a couple months, they went from slowly developing hives, rash & itchy skin to anaphylaxis reactions in <10 minutes after eating the trigger food.
Penwiggle
in
The UK Mastocytosis Support Group
4 years ago
What a week- allergic reaction
Husband dispatched for
antihistamines
and a GP call came through 40mins later. I knew last night was different to Monday but I knew I was feeling anxious and bloody hot, dehydrated and going to the loo at lot.
Husband dispatched for
antihistamines
and a GP call came through 40mins later. I knew last night was different to Monday but I knew I was feeling anxious and bloody hot, dehydrated and going to the loo at lot.
Hidden
in
NRAS
4 years ago
Antihistamine and swelling
As you know I’m really struggling with the weather. 30 mins ago things became really bad. Feet so swollen skin stretched. Tight and shiny felt like my skin was going to split open and became incredibly itchy. Took an antihistamine ( Benadryl relief) Honestly it has made a difference yes the itching has
As you know I’m really struggling with the weather. 30 mins ago things became really bad. Feet so swollen skin stretched. Tight and shiny felt like my skin was going to split open and became incredibly itchy. Took an antihistamine ( Benadryl relief) Honestly it has made a difference yes the itching has
Hidden
in
NRAS
4 years ago
Post 673 NO you are not bound for a wheelchair if 07 Aug 2020
I am not a trained medical professional. The advice I give is based on my 20+ years as a male with this condition and She Who Must Be Obeyed 23+ years living with ms G’day my ms family. The end of another week, where does the time go. I can say that because old people say it and I am thinking that
I am not a trained medical professional. The advice I give is based on my 20+ years as a male with this condition and She Who Must Be Obeyed 23+ years living with ms G’day my ms family. The end of another week, where does the time go. I can say that because old people say it and I am thinking that
RoyceNewton
in
My MSAA Community
4 years ago
Hi 👋
I stated taking
antihistamines
in case it was pollen made no difference. Called the doctor who by then wasn’t seeing people due to COVID 19 given more antibiotics and an inhaler.
I stated taking
antihistamines
in case it was pollen made no difference. Called the doctor who by then wasn’t seeing people due to COVID 19 given more antibiotics and an inhaler.
xdianex
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Hay fever
I’ve had hay fever for about 6 Years now. The last couple of Years it hasn’t been that bad but this Year it’s through the roof. My symptoms are lethargy, feeling sick. Some days I feel as though I’m wading through mud and can’t get out of bed. I take an antihistamine and a nasal spray. Just wondered
I’ve had hay fever for about 6 Years now. The last couple of Years it hasn’t been that bad but this Year it’s through the roof. My symptoms are lethargy, feeling sick. Some days I feel as though I’m wading through mud and can’t get out of bed. I take an antihistamine and a nasal spray. Just wondered
Catchya
in
EFA
4 years ago
Antihistamine?
Hi all, this is my first post, although I’ve been reading with interest . My question is do any of you find that anti histamines (loratadine ) make your asthma much better ? Also does anyone know if it’s ok to take on a regular basis TIA 😊
Hi all, this is my first post, although I’ve been reading with interest . My question is do any of you find that anti histamines (loratadine ) make your asthma much better ? Also does anyone know if it’s ok to take on a regular basis TIA 😊
Seashell23
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Why is exercise feeling difficult?
Since then I have had many more chest infections and asthma flare ups and I now take fostair 100/6 2 x 2 and ventolin as needed plus
antihistamines
for hay fever season. I am struggling to run and need to keep stopping regularly.
Since then I have had many more chest infections and asthma flare ups and I now take fostair 100/6 2 x 2 and ventolin as needed plus
antihistamines
for hay fever season. I am struggling to run and need to keep stopping regularly.
Bluebusadventures
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Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Does hashimoto’s cause a worse reaction to insect bites?
Hello , I just wondered whether anyone could help me after a weekend gardening ? I have suffered at this time of year with insect bites for as long as I can remember for the last 10 years things have got a lot worse with my skin blistering around the bite and the itching is unbearable .... is this reaction
Hello , I just wondered whether anyone could help me after a weekend gardening ? I have suffered at this time of year with insect bites for as long as I can remember for the last 10 years things have got a lot worse with my skin blistering around the bite and the itching is unbearable .... is this reaction
hashiman
in
Thyroid UK
4 years ago
Boring Asthma Post
If hayfever has really hit you hard too, there are stronger
antihistamines
and nasal sprays etc they can put you on, and in fact there are even newer specific medications for asthmatics with bad hayfever. Also, a reminder that running is actually good for building up your lungs.
If hayfever has really hit you hard too, there are stronger
antihistamines
and nasal sprays etc they can put you on, and in fact there are even newer specific medications for asthmatics with bad hayfever. Also, a reminder that running is actually good for building up your lungs.
Bloomsbury22
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
4 years ago
Got my results
I mentioned allergies to her and she doesn’t think that’s the cause but she said there’s not harm going on
antihistamines
for a few weeks to see if it helps.
I mentioned allergies to her and she doesn’t think that’s the cause but she said there’s not harm going on
antihistamines
for a few weeks to see if it helps.
PeachyBlossom
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
4 years ago
Got my results
I mentioned allergies to her and she doesn’t think that’s the cause but she said there’s not harm going on
antihistamines
for a few weeks to see if it helps.
I mentioned allergies to her and she doesn’t think that’s the cause but she said there’s not harm going on
antihistamines
for a few weeks to see if it helps.
PeachyBlossom
in
Mental Health Support
4 years ago
Got my results
I mentioned allergies to her and she doesn’t think that’s the cause but she said there’s not harm going on
antihistamines
for a few weeks to see if it helps.
I mentioned allergies to her and she doesn’t think that’s the cause but she said there’s not harm going on
antihistamines
for a few weeks to see if it helps.
PeachyBlossom
in
Women's Health
4 years ago
Antihistamines
I posted a couple of weeks ago about a nightly cough, and varied peak flow of between 380 and 500 (best is 500). I finally got a GP who believed it wasn't covid and was prescribed fexofenadine and dymista (plus a saline nasal spray). I am also on Fostair 200/6, montelukast, and spireva as well. These
I posted a couple of weeks ago about a nightly cough, and varied peak flow of between 380 and 500 (best is 500). I finally got a GP who believed it wasn't covid and was prescribed fexofenadine and dymista (plus a saline nasal spray). I am also on Fostair 200/6, montelukast, and spireva as well. These
Carriejen
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Out of control severe asthma & choking again
My medication is: Uniphyllin - 300mg (twice daily) Symbicort - 600/2 (twice am / twice pm) Montelukast - 10mg (pm) Pulmicort I also take
antihistamines
tablets and nasal spray all year round Thank you :)
My medication is: Uniphyllin - 300mg (twice daily) Symbicort - 600/2 (twice am / twice pm) Montelukast - 10mg (pm) Pulmicort I also take
antihistamines
tablets and nasal spray all year round Thank you :)
Juno51
in
Asthma Community Forum
4 years ago
Help 😣 Part 1
So I am on up to 6
antihistamines
a day (piriton) which I swear contribute to the weight gain as I always gain more in hayfever season. I have been told to take these by my doctor as my hayfever got so bad and I do not want to go on steroids.
So I am on up to 6
antihistamines
a day (piriton) which I swear contribute to the weight gain as I always gain more in hayfever season. I have been told to take these by my doctor as my hayfever got so bad and I do not want to go on steroids.
bandicoot1987
in
IBS Network
4 years ago
allergic to levo help
ok so this is my first post i need help so here goes i'm allergic to levo 75mg up i'm on 100mg oral solution but before this i was taking eltroxin levo and before that i was taking teva levo <<< this one is the worst for my hives i can't stand it so here the thing eltroxin gave me 10% less hive then
ok so this is my first post i need help so here goes i'm allergic to levo 75mg up i'm on 100mg oral solution but before this i was taking eltroxin levo and before that i was taking teva levo <<< this one is the worst for my hives i can't stand it so here the thing eltroxin gave me 10% less hive then
soxysarah
in
Thyroid UK
4 years ago
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