Just lovely, I somehow came into contact or ate something that apparently I am now allergic to as I am now experiancing the joy that are hives. I have no idea what caused it since I haven’t eaten anything new. I have been experiancing odd things like very itchy eardrum feelings and such lately but again, haven’t been eating anything odd or new.
Grrr must resist the urge to scratch.
Hives are not only caused by new things, you are probibly allergic to something you come in contact with or eat a lot. I ate tomatos for 14 years before I had a severe allergic reaction that landed me in the hospital. If I were you I would see an allergist.
Allergic reactions get worse the longer you are in contact with whatever you are allergic to.
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Argh, I know the feelin’! I have eczema so depending on what I’ve eaten or came in close contact with or if I’ve been attacked by those awful dust bunnies, I would occasionally break out in hives. They are such a pain to deal with and I can’t resist the urge to scratch. :/ What I normally do is apply a cool, wet cloth on the breakout that should help reduce the itch. I hope this helps you…! :(