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sir i went to gym before two months ...and one day..i was attacked by hives..and i consulted docter..took medicines..and they are cured...
and now again today i went to gym...and i am geting iching...and i am afraid that..i will be attacked by hives again..soo plz sir....what i should do.
and now again today i went to gym...and i am geting iching...and i am afraid that..i will be attacked by hives again..soo plz sir....what i should do.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi,
It really depends on several factors such as the extent of your hives. That is why it is important that direct clinical evaluation is done. It is difficult to give a suitable advice without actually seeing a patient. If it is mild and can be easily managed, going to the gym may be continued but with antihistamine medications. However, if the symptoms persist, you may need to stop it all together. I really recommend that you try to identify the possible triggers so that you could avoid them and see your attending for proper assessment. Best regards.
It really depends on several factors such as the extent of your hives. That is why it is important that direct clinical evaluation is done. It is difficult to give a suitable advice without actually seeing a patient. If it is mild and can be easily managed, going to the gym may be continued but with antihistamine medications. However, if the symptoms persist, you may need to stop it all together. I really recommend that you try to identify the possible triggers so that you could avoid them and see your attending for proper assessment. Best regards.
hello madam...
i am askinng whether to stop the gym or to stop it,,,can u clarify
i am askinng whether to stop the gym or to stop it,,,can u clarify
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi,
How are you? Hives are often due to an allergic reaction to food or medicine and can be triggered by animal dander, insect bites, pollen, stress, extreme cold or sun exposure, excessive perspiration and underlying illnesses. Treatment may not be needed if the hives are mild because they often disappear on their own. To reduce itching and swelling, over-the-counter antihistamine medications may help. Avoid hot baths or showers and avoid irritating the area with tight-fitting clothing. If it persists, have this checked by your doctor for proper management. Take care and do keep us posted.
How are you? Hives are often due to an allergic reaction to food or medicine and can be triggered by animal dander, insect bites, pollen, stress, extreme cold or sun exposure, excessive perspiration and underlying illnesses. Treatment may not be needed if the hives are mild because they often disappear on their own. To reduce itching and swelling, over-the-counter antihistamine medications may help. Avoid hot baths or showers and avoid irritating the area with tight-fitting clothing. If it persists, have this checked by your doctor for proper management. Take care and do keep us posted.
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