I got skin allergy with hives all over body before 4 months. For four to five days, I took wysolone 5 mg and zyrtec10mg tablets and applied calosoft lotion as prescribed by doctor. Then I did not get allergy till last month. From september to november, I did not take non veg, egg and spinach as my marriage was fixed. After 20th November, I took all food. But, since 1 month getting skin allergy again. It is coming when by body heats inside but sense over cooling climate ( I'm IT professional, so while working in A/C office for 8 hours). Mostly in night time in my home too. I went to meet other Doctor. He told the condition is urticaria. So suggested me to eat veg items and drink plenty of water and do exercise in morning. But I took non veg weekly and did not exercise. He prescribed teczine(levocitrizine) while allergy comes. If I take teczine then it is not coming for next few days. I'm having medical condition for depression and I'm eating voxidep and escigress for last two years.
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You are suffering from allergic dermatitis causing hives.. Medicine available for good improvement......As the treatment varies depending on the severity... Send photos of the affected area, by direct online consultation for accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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