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You have been tested and do not have diabetes - correct? I only ask because it is common for my husband ((normally in the Summer)) to have the same reaction on his arm - his itches so bad - he itches it raw and nothing helps - someone said it could be his sugar levels...just a thought...I will find out more and post if I get more info...I'm also not sure if herpes causes the same symptoms you are describing? That can be brought about by stress...
again - just throwing that out there...
I wanted to relay as well that if the oozing dries up - then it probably is viral and not a localized 'infection'...again - I'd check about the herpes simplex virus... which comes on as you described but, the oozing dries up and goes away...
i agree with Deeds. I hear that viral infections can cause hives. It sound like the one on your finger might be some type of herpes and it has triggered your body to produce hives. My personal belief is that sometimes taking antihistamines can make it worse. My hives got significantly worse after taking zyrtec. I can't back it up with science but somehow the meds made my immune system react even more violently.
again - just throwing that out there...