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Hi
Corticosteroids appear to be the mainstay of therapy for allergic vasculitis. Avoiding any known triggers and the allergen is also necessary. I suggest that you ask for an immunology or allergology referral .The specialists may be able to provide other options for treatment.
Have you been seen by an allergologist?
Do you have any known allergies prior to this ?
when i was young (like 5-8 years old), i was allergic to shellfish, but for some reason i don't itch anymore when i eat them. aside from that, i have no other known allergy.
i can't seem to pinpoint any food/drug/temperature which triggers the appearance of the lesions on my legs. they just appear sporadically.
is there any other way to treat this without taking steroids? the last time i took them i gained 40 pounds and still the lesions kept on appearing though i was on the meds.
thank you