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Suggest Remedy For Persistent Body Rashes When TSH Level Indicates 6.78

I have races on 50% of body. It is raised .spreader. It is from last 20 days. Doctors say it allergy, but could not cured till now. Taken aller-g, azitheral , noworm, zelcort now allehra180 etc. Blood test normal. TSH came 6.78. Races also comes in face. Tonight it swallows my lower leap also, Pls help and guide , how to cure.
posted on Sat, 19 Dec 2015
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You are suffering from urticaria. It is a form of allergy. You must avoid sour food ,fermented food and foods containing artificial fragrances. Autoimmune thyroiditis can be associated with the condition. Urticaria has a waxing and waning course and may require regular treatment. You can take tablet fexofenadine in morning and levocetirizine at night after consulting your dermatologist. You need to consult a good endocrinologist and ask to rule out autoimmune thyroiditis.
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Suggest Remedy For Persistent Body Rashes When TSH Level Indicates 6.78

You are suffering from urticaria. It is a form of allergy. You must avoid sour food ,fermented food and foods containing artificial fragrances. Autoimmune thyroiditis can be associated with the condition. Urticaria has a waxing and waning course and may require regular treatment. You can take tablet fexofenadine in morning and levocetirizine at night after consulting your dermatologist. You need to consult a good endocrinologist and ask to rule out autoimmune thyroiditis.