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Last year, during my first year of high school, I started to get hives. Antihistamines don’t really work and currently the only thing that seems to be helping is Benadryl (though it’s not that effective either). I’ve noticed that the only place I seem to get hives are at home and at school. Which is odd…
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Last year, during my first year of high school, I started to get hives. Antihistamines don’t really work and currently the only thing that seems to be helping is Benadryl (though it’s not that effective either). I’ve noticed that the only place I seem to get hives are at home and at school. Which is odd considering I go to (really) dusty places (for a club meeting) regularly and NEVER get hives there. I think that I may be allergic to the environment around my school (which is a bit insane, but it’s just a theory), and as a result picked up a couple of allergens and dumped it at my house (still, it’s just a theory). I also think I may be allergic to a certain type of grass, considering when I practice golf in my backyard I get hives there as well (though not at where I actually play golf).

I can’t take it much more because IT’S SO ITCHY! I’m back at school now and I have noticed an increase in the amount of hives (where it is located as well: It used to be always on my neck, but now it has spread all around my body) and the intensity of it. Do you have any suggestions on how to lessen my horrible, horrible allergies? Going to bed and waking up to a bunch of really itchy hives that don’t go away until 7 pm isn’t my cup of tea.

Anskin analyzer camerad I’m sorry about all the weird details and insane theories. 🙂

Answer:
Maikang Have you gone through a check list of what might be the cause of your hives? Do you have any pets? What detergent or softener do you use? Are you on medications? Have you checked for any black mold in your home? (Check the ceiling, bathrooms, basement if you have one, water heater area…anywhere where moisture is accumulating.) The other thing I would check is your diet. Perhaps their is a food allergy that you may not be aware of. (Anyone can suddenly be allergic to a food they never had allergic reactions to in the past) One idea is you could just clean out your body and commit to doing a Vegan Diet for 3 months and see if your hives go away. (It’s a no dairy, no meat, no oils in your diet. Sounds dramatic and distasteful but truthfully I was quite impressed with the casseroles and recipes that had awesome taste and for me… it’s all about how good it tastes!) I tried the Vegan thing since the dermatologist and physician couldn’t find the source of my allergic reaction that I dealt with several months. So out of frustration I completely changed my diet to Vegan for 3 months and my problem went away. (My skin also looked incredible!) Don’t give up on finding out why your getting hives, your body is trying to tell you something is wrong so if your primary physician can’t find out what it is ask for a referral to a specialist. Hope this helps.skin analyzer

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I'm have chronic hives and am allergic to dust mites…help?
Last year, during my first year of high school, I started to get hives. Antihistamines don't really work and currently the only thing that seems to be helping is Benadryl (though it's not that effective either). I've noticed that the only place I seem to get hives are at home and at…skin analyzer

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