Suggest Treatment For Recurrent Itchy Hives
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Question : Hi! I have Hashimotos Hypothyroidism and this past year I have developed horrible itchy hives. They go in streaks on my arms, stomach, backside, neck, etc. Tonight I have taken two Benadryl, a Montelukast 10 mg, and rubbed cortizone 10 cream where it itches and I am still not feeling any relief. What should I do? Thank you so much for helping me!!! XXXXXXX
I also forgot to mention that my allergist wants me to try allergy shots however I have to be two weeks symptom free - but I can't seem to get two weeks symptom free.
I also forgot to mention that my allergist wants me to try allergy shots however I have to be two weeks symptom free - but I can't seem to get two weeks symptom free.
Brief Answer:
Try Fexofenadine, eliminate other medications and use a face mask.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
I suggest that you try Fexofenadine in combination with Montelukast. These two drugs are given in combination and work wonderfully together. I suggest that you
analyze the medications that you may be taking for other illnesses, as your allergy may be caused by them. You might want to wear a mask while these 2 weeks pass by, face masks can be very useful in warding off allergens.
Please try these suggestions because they will help you.
Thanks,
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
Try Fexofenadine, eliminate other medications and use a face mask.
Detailed Answer:
Hi.
I suggest that you try Fexofenadine in combination with Montelukast. These two drugs are given in combination and work wonderfully together. I suggest that you
analyze the medications that you may be taking for other illnesses, as your allergy may be caused by them. You might want to wear a mask while these 2 weeks pass by, face masks can be very useful in warding off allergens.
Please try these suggestions because they will help you.
Thanks,
Dr. Neel Kudchadkar
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