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Hives, Contact Dermititis or bites?????

by bizbiz, Jan 27, 2007 12:00AM
I have red itchy spots almost all over my body. This happened to me at exactly the same time last year, and disappeared after a month or so. Now it is back again. I have gone to see three different doctors, one says hives, one says contact dermititis and another says its bites of some sort. I dont think bites as it happened the same time last year. Maybe some sort of a reaction. They look like mosquito bites, and are extremely itchy! They stay red and its for a day, then they go down and become smooth dark red/purple stains and take about a week to leave. Like last year it started in the same way - a small cluster of them on my hips, then as that bunch started going away a new bunch started on my legs, then as they were fading more came around my back. This morning when I took my pyjama's off I had a line of them all around my waist where the elestic had been overnight. I have had these pyjama's for a over a year! Am taking Telfast 180mg, but it doesnt help. Today doctor gave me corto-steroid tablets (25mg twice once a day) to take, but I am a bit worried as I dont think that taking steroids is very good for me. Has anybody experienced anything like this? I dont have them on my arms or face, but they are so itchy they are driving me crazy!!
Member Comments (1)

by anewshka, Jan 28, 2007 12:00AM
It's localized hives. You may be allergic to the materials in your jammie bottoms. I'm a Medical Assistant, so this is just my opinion.
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