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Tempature Controlled life!

During certain weather conditions When I get hot, I itch, Uncontrollably until I lower my body tempature, Please Help no one case figure out what causes it or how to treat it, The Allergists did several tests and has not answer, neither does my regular doctor. Ther eis no rash, or hives, it almost seems to be likt the nerve endings unde the skin, but it only happens with certain weather conditions.Almost feels like I should be contained in a 73 degree bubble so I wont Itch anymore!
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A dermatologist or a good GP should help you.
My best wishes.
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Thank you so much for a name! Now any idea what doctors deal with this? I am soooo glad im not a freak, here I am thinking im the only one with this problem.
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Thank you so much for a name! Now any idea what doctors deal with this? I am soooo glad im not a freak, here I am thinking im the only one with this problem.
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It is nice to see 29sillygirl giving cool solutions to apparently tricky problems!
Indeed mind over matter does play a role in our lives.Wish I was like her. Cheers!

And then antihistaminics do help in your condition especially the newer non-sedating ones.Do consult your doc.
My good wishes.
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Annoying isn't it?

I don't know if anything can be done, except to keep yourself cool.  People laugh at my need for a cool environment...don't care.  Feel better all round when air conditioner is set at 75 degrees.

Maatson gave you a medical term...maybe you can do something with that..look up ways to control ..etc.
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Cholinergic pruritus relating to core body temperature is my impression.
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