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A red, raised, and an itchy skin rash that might have been triggered by allergens is called hives or urticaria. Some of the triggers that can cause hives are medications (some antibiotics and NSAIDs), food (nuts, shellfish, eggs), infections, fever, dust mites, latex, pollen, sunlight exposure, etc. Antihistamines like Fexofenadine and Cetirizine are used for its treatment.

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Is there a connection between GERD and chronic hives?

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Can diet changes help manage chronic hives in the elderly?

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How to identify the causes of urticaria in a 19-year-old?

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Can Omalizumab help safely manage my chronic hives?

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How does Vitamin D3 improve both hives and eczema at 28?

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Can a gluten allergy cause eczema all over the body?

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What treatment controls chronic hives with frequent flare-ups?

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What is the treatment for hives which turns painful on scratching?

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Is dermographism the same as hives?

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