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I tried many drugs on the market. Allegra, Claritin, Benadryl... For last 3 years Zyrtec-D was working fine, not great, but tolerable. After what happened on Monday the doctor put me on Prednisone for 5 days, so inflammation definitely goes away , but palpitations are so intense I can barely go 2 flights of stairs, forget jogging. She gave me samples of Xyzal, it works pretty fast. But I have a bad headache. So is the headache from Prednisone or from Xyzal? Should I keep a puppy?

I checked Wikipedia few days ago, and it seems histamine in the body is somewhat related to schizophrenia. I also took Zyrtec-D, which contains Cetirizine from UCB of Switzerland, as a decongestant in the morning, but now stop because of taking Clarinase. I will continue taking Ensure (balanced nutrition powder), Propolis (health food for allergies) and possibly Clarityne (Loratadine), and occasionally antibiotics from the GP doctor. Dr.

When I have the urticaria there is rash but no itching. I have asthma and allergies which i take zyrtec, pulmicort and albuterol for. I might add that I am 17 weeks pregnant and drs will not do testing right now. Any help??? Is this anaphylaxis?? I also called University of Penn here in philadelphia and they said they prescribe zyrtec to most of their urticaria patients but rarely find a cause!!??? I need to find the cause to stop this. Help.

After a 27 mile ride, there it was. I'd have to eliminate the chafing or allergen possibilities. What about vitamin deficiency? I'd like to know more about the contact dermititis too. Does there have to be direct contact to the area? I'm in FL, 90 degree weather.

Its not always when I work out but it used to be. Now I am constantly on antihistamines (Zyrtec D by day, xyzal by night). But I am soo tired of the meds. I am irritable sometimes and tired and fuzzy. I am trying to find an alternative. Besides the regular red bumpy hives I have been getting weird splotches in random spots on my hands and arms. Its bizarre and itchy. It makes no sense. They are in no real pattern. Its beyond baffling.

//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Gray1223.png The right lobe of the liver contains segments 5, 6 ,7, 8 any idea what segment it is in? For some diagrams follow the link... http://www.radiologyassistant.nl/en/4375bb8dc241d I hope they get to the bottom of this and take care of it. Likely it is benign but that size could cause some problems I would think if it grew into a vein or artery in the liver.

It is like an allergen/antigen reaction. I have allergies anyway so I take a zyrtec daily. The zyrtec is a histamine blocker which helps block the antigen/allergen response. Zyrtec is over the counter. Benadryl is really not waranted because benadryl has a shorter half life. Unless you have health conditions that don't allow you to take Zyrtec, try it. Prevention is key. you do not want to let it get to the point of no return.

I feel alot of pressure at the top of my nose all of the time and I have never had a throbbing headache for days like I have lately. I have been taking Aleve D Cold and SInus during the day and Tylenol cold and sinus at night and that has been helping the throbbing headache and pressure. I was testing for allergies and I'm not allergic to anything. The allergist diagnosed me with Vasomotor Rhinitis and TMJ. I don't know if anything is going to fix all of the problems going on.

27 Male. Anxiety sufferer. But learning that most of my anxiety starts from Health Anxiety... which is "hypochodria"? Heck I dunno, I hate labeling myself. lol. Here's my problem. About 2 weeks ago or more, I developed a very tight throat associated with throat clearing sinus drainage. At this point I was not worried about my tight throat, except the fact that I didn't like it. A few days later, my throat got sore...

I've had these symptoms for years and the itch/burning is so bad, it keeps me up at night;. Stress does seem to bring it on more often. I've found that taking a zyrtec does the trick within 20 minutes! I imagine any antihistamine would work (non-drowsy would be best if you're not at home). I keep zyrtec in my purse because I never know when it's going to start and it's unbearable. Good luck!

My itchiness has been getting progessively worse for the past few years. I'd say almost 3 yrs now. It's to the point where I can't even engage in intercourse with my partner, go shopping or even go out in the sun. I keep hearing and reading how Urticaria, usually has signs on the skin surface but I don't, except for the really bad itchy feeling.

Hi! I'm 23 and my first reaction to cold was when i was about 17.. I'd get the hives allover my legs since I had to wear a school uniform skirt and in the winter the cold would be simply unbearable. I had never suffered from this as a kid or anything. My worst experience with this was when I went to some rapids last summer and literally, my entire body was covered in bumps... I was a walking rash! It itches so much and gets me in hysterics.

//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allergen)... Changing of environment, like going to mountains or to seaside for some time can help.

why can't somebody try to help us? I'd donate my body to science if they'd figure out the problem to help others, but I'd rather them figure it out while I'm alive and help me too!

Visited another doctor in Sep who thought it might be an allergic reaction and was given zyrtec for a month. No change with the head pressure. Saw an ENT in Oct who feels that it just a left-over from whatever made me ill in Jun and thinks it will get better with time. Have had this for 5 months. NOTE: I am 44 and had never had a headache prior to this. Have never had any TMJ problems. Tinnitus was never a problem. Never noticed any allergies before this. Never had sinus problems.

Once the itching starts it is very hard to control. He has used ice, benedryl, anti itch creams and Zyrtec. His allergy tests by blood were negative. Skin can become dry and rough although no visable rash.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PANDAS http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/432046 While Wikipedia may not be an acknowledged source of medical information by a physician, most of the edited articles are backed up by a list of medically valid resources and articles from research and medical publications. The article from the second link is an abstract from a Medical Journal.

But I do have a problem with you recommending people here not to do Interferon treatment, which is about their only shot at a cure, and further recommending your quack remedies as viable substitutes. I suggest we'd all be better of if you got yourself some manners and some morals and keep your nonsense to yourself.

The headaches are also nowhere near as bad if I'm moving around for some reason. As far as 'triggers' (although I'd rather it were not the case!), alcohol is almost exclusively the only one. I do have to be honest and say that, having been an airline crew member for almost all of my working life, the amounts of alcohol we, as a group, consumed when we were away would probably have horrified most medics.

I'd like to know anyone who's had this hideous and annoying condition anywhere on their bodies other than ankles and lower legs - have you had it start on your ankles and then over the years progress to other parts of your body? Any remedy to reduce redness besides not exercising or walking outside? I moved from the dry climate of the Southwest and Southern Cal to hot and humid New England four years ago - nevr, ever had this until the first summer I arrived and then BAM!

//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palatine_uvula Does anyone have tricks they use to push it out? Usually, as it's only small things that go up, I just wait a day or two for them to dissolve. Haven't had much trouble with smell yet. I've tried flushing it out by inhaling water up my nose, but that never seems to do the trick, and only makes me choke. I've tried pressing on my palette, or using my fingers to try and find it, but that never works either.

Did you just get & they spread same day all over. What is the time frame from start to continued spread? Could be contact allergy to something touching skin or even something you injested to cause small hives. May even be bug-mites that are in your bedroom but who knows. Anything OTC is just a bandaid. Go have your Dr take a look. Some can scar if you are fair skin. Atarax is one rx med that works well for itch & redness if it's just a temp-flair-up for hives related.

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