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bluevoter4life

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2. Not an allergic reaction

Tue Jan 22, 2013, 09:14 PM

Jan 2013

I've been tested for allergies twice, and every single test came back negative. I've been tested for liver and kidney and other internal abnormalities. I'm not at all sure what is causing them. I've added things to my diet, taken things out, avoided cold and warm temperatures when possible, and still nothing. They started suddenly a little over a year ago and I haven't been able to figure it out. Grrrrr. It's been frustrating trying to solve this puzzle.

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Chronic Urticaria [View all] bluevoter4life Jan 2013 OP

Is it allergic reaction, or reaction to cold? Kookaburra Jan 2013 #1

Not an allergic reaction bluevoter4life Jan 2013 #2

Could it be stress-induced? Kookaburra Jan 2013 #3

I don't THINK so bluevoter4life Jan 2013 #4

Where are they? Are they localized? Squinch Jan 2013 #5

Head to toe bluevoter4life Jan 2013 #6

I'm stumped. You poor baby. Good luck. Squinch Jan 2013 #13

Do you use dryer sheets? PADemD Jan 2013 #7

Are you a big fan of diet drinks? davsand Jan 2013 #8

I've had chronic idiopathic urticaria since 2003. DeSwiss Jan 2013 #9

Do you Why Syzygy Jan 2013 #10

Hard water may be an issue. Have your water tested & look into water softening or filtration if mother earth Jan 2013 #11

herbs with antihistamine properties magical thyme Jan 2013 #12

One note, chamomile should be avoided by those with ragweed allergies LiberalEsto Mar 2013 #15

for allergies with upper respiratory symptoms and asthma, magical thyme Mar 2013 #17

ok, thanks! LiberalEsto Mar 2013 #18

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