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When I exercise after 15-20 min, I feel itchiness on body especially under if I am wearing tight things like underwear Or supporting belt. The skin becomes red which goes away after 5 minute. This thing started in march.i consulted doctor.. She said it is urticaria happen due to pollen grains in air Or allergies.. She gave me some anti allergy and anti inflammation and gas tablets. Anti inflammation tablets caused me heartburn. She advised me 5 day rest after which lockdown started so i never went to gym. But after months I started home workout,it is still there.. The size of urticaria is very small than last time but it has not gone.. What should I do? Any precautions Or advice?
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It's called cholinergic urticaria.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation by sending photos
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It is urticaria and it can remain for months
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medicine control it but not cure it
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Dr. Manas Chopra
Dermatologist
12 yrs exp
Delhi
Hello dear. Yes this sounds like cholinergic urticaria. It happens when body's core temperature rises.
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Take tablet Teczine-M 1 tab daily for 3 weeks. Schedule an appointment if it persists
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Avoid hot showers, very heavy excercise
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