Sir, from last 7-8 years I've been facing itching which happens after I take bath and it occurs for 10 minutes approximately...
I had sought medication for a duration of 15 months which happended 5 years back...
Consequences:-
1) I take bath once in a week (which varies) since Itching starts just after I dry my body with towel.
2) When someone slaps me at my spinal part skin, itching starts after 2 min.
3)When I enters in a hot environment itching starts. For eg. When I enter in metro compartment itching starts and also in a room with heater.
4) when someone sprinkles water then itching starts in the area where water fell on the body part.
5)Some doctors ask me not to eat rice ,non-veg, egg etc. as it increases warmth in my body and some auyurvedic doctors say I'm allergic to water...
Please help me sir please...
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You are suffering from cholinergic urticaria. Medicine available for good improvement......As the treatment varies depending on the severity... Send photos of the affected area, for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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This is called cold urticaria. It is due to histamine release due to varies stimulus like water etc. It can be treated and kept under control. Pleasect me using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment
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