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My son gets hives occasionally and I believe his due to auto immune diseases. I originally thought food too. I notice he breaks out 30 minutes after an upset....so can be emotional.
I give him antihistamine which seems to work temporarily to alleviate the itch.
You're obviously suffering an allergic reaction to SOMETHING... it seems like you've tried everything to figure it out - but there is no pattern.
I would just get a referral & visit an allergist & get scratch tested. This way, you should be able to figure out exactly what is causing this reaction. People tend to get new allergies as they get older - and perhaps something new has come up for you.
It really could be anything - getting tested will be able to pinpoint that.
I give him antihistamine which seems to work temporarily to alleviate the itch.
I would just get a referral & visit an allergist & get scratch tested. This way, you should be able to figure out exactly what is causing this reaction. People tend to get new allergies as they get older - and perhaps something new has come up for you.
It really could be anything - getting tested will be able to pinpoint that.
Good lucK!!!