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Hives- what cause them?

Causes


Why are histamines suddenly released? There are many causes. Food is one reason. Most of the medications are another reason. Some infections can cause hives. Sunlight may be a cause for few people, while others may get hives due to cold. There are many causes. This diseases needs to be understood clearly. For example, eating fish may trigger hives in you, while another person may get the outbreak because of something else. All the people who suffer from hives have to try and identify their triggers.

Let us summarize the common causes

Food
If you eat anything that can trigger hives in you, it will happen within two hours of eating that food. Sometimes people develop hives within minutes of eating that particular food. Many foods can be a trigger to cause hives. The common foods amongst them are fish, chocolates, eggs, milk, nuts, etc. Preserved foods can also cause hives. Cooked foods have less chances of triggering hives than fresh foods.

Medications
Any medicine can trigger hives. No medicine can be eliminated from the hive producing medications. The common medicines that have a higher probability of causing hives are pain killers, antibiotics, tranquilizers and blood pressure medications. All OTC preparations including vitamins and laxatives can be causes of hives. It is very important to find out what you had used before the outbreak of hives. Don't exclude any OTC, prescription medication, preparation including such harmless sounding preparations as douches, etc.

Other triggers
Some infections can trigger hives. Sunlight, heat, cold, stress, exercise and any pressure on the skin can also cause hives. Insect stings, latex, pollen, etc. can also trigger hives and angioedema.

Dermatographism
Dermatographism means to write on the skin. In this condition, if you apply any pressure on the skin, hives or angioedema will form on that place. If you take a warm bath and rub yourself with a towel, your skin will swell in response immediately.

I've had chronic hives for the last 3 years. It can be an allergy to food, environment, etc. It can be stress, or pressure from your clothes (underwire in bra or band around socks). Normally an antihistemine (sp?) will help quell the hives, but you may need to see your doctor or an allergist.

I should add, its difficult to pinpoint the cause of hives. If you have recently added anything new (like new detergent), you might want to go back to your old stuff.

Hives are the result of an allergic reaction. I got hives from my cat when it was a kitten. Apparently the fur on kittens is more allergenic.

you're allergic at something...
try clay as a paste (with some water) or drinking(you put a piece of clay in a glass and add some water, you don't use metal spoon only a piece of wood!) you can buy the clay or take from somewhere in your region...
http://www.eytonsearth.org/general-uses-...

read about clay it can help a lot

It could be something that you have eaten or a plant that you have come into contact with. I used to get hives when I ate a lot of tomatoes, and my son gets them when he eats to many oranges and madarines. Hope that helps

Stress
Allergies
Dust

stress can bring them on!

HIVES or Urticaria is an allergy to mainly food stuff or medications.
Foods stuff that cause hive are nuts, eggs, soy, wheat, shell fish, prawns, shrimps, lobsters, crabs, chick peas, any food stuff that would have artificial colouring agents and preservatives in it.
Urticaria can also be caused due to excessive pressure on that area, cold, exercise, and lot many things.

But food allergens are most common. To treat it you need to start on antihistamines and avoid the allergen as much as possible.

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