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Q: to Those Living With Cholinergic Urticaria.....
asked by: cfm7 on March 9th, 2006
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I wanted to start a thread wondering how you guys go along your daily lives. I'm 21 and have only had it for a couple months but its getting so bad that my life has pretty much stopped. I had to quit my job for now, i'm not going to school, and I can barely leave the house. I can't go out with friends anymore because it's gotten so bad. Stress/anxiety has a lot to do with mine and can trigger it anytime. It went from being a discomfort/ itchiness to the worst physical pain i've ever felt. It's spread to my legs and the pain is unbelieveable. How do you guys live your lives like this?
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josh6552
replied on March 16th, 2006
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I understand your frustration with heat hives. What medicines have you used? Zrytec proved to work 100% side-effect free for me.





Try this website's online prescription plan or schedule an appointment with one of their urticaria specialist at Urticaria.Com





I havn't had the money to try their medicines but I have read that cholinergic urticaria can be cured.




I know zrytec and other meds just cover up the symptoms which means that the allergy will always be present but just temporarily eradicated. That is why the website above has special medicines that attacks it differently and should completely eradicate heat hives from the immunal level.



Partly the reason why I havn't tried their meds is because I only have to take loradine or zyrtec (and I have some very very bad hives) every 2 days and i'm absolutely hives free. If for any reason the meds were no longer affective I would think about a cure.
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