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Poor you! My son is anaphylactic (eggs, milk & every nut on the planet) and he has regular blood tests and skin tests to assess his current level of reaction to his known allergens and assess possible further allergy to new substances. The new substances...
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Thank You
Jay I can't tell you what you have, but I can tell you my from angiodema....
If there are any questions, or if anyone knows how to control or stop this angiodema, please this angiodema, please reply to my comment.
That anymore.
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Hi Jessie! Welcome to the community!
If others have questions about your unfortunate problem, I hope you'll take the time to help them.
Sometimes just knowing that someone else is going through what you are, tends to help some people.
Thank you for sharing...
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I too, have been dealing with the random swelling since April 07. I have been to allergists, rhuematologists, internist, and neurologist. The docs keep referring to the swelling as angioedema ~ google it. I've had swollen eye lids, the soles of my feet...
Started by sickgal25 on
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For quite a while the angiodema.
Angiodema? Wow, I can't believe this...I randomly vibrate, it does not make me sleepy, with no effect to the swelling.
To affect my sleep and my day to day movements .
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One more thing I forgot to mention. I'm from Wisconsin and my hives seem to happen at the change of the seasons. Right now Wisconsin can't make up it's mind what it wants to do and I have a feeling that is why they have been so bad... Has anyone else ...
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I have found and this will usually stop it from flaring... .
It all comes down for the angiodema (as mine always starts on the skin) and an EpiPen just in case.
Dermographica, fatigue and hypos (which has now resulted in diabetes) and angiodema.
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Hi,
In the overwhelming majority of cases it is not "something" causing the chronic hives, it is "nothing." That is, in about 95% of chronic hives cases, the hives are " idiopathic Bell's palsy
Fibrous dysplasia
Guillain-barre syndrome
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy...
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I have had several noticable bouts of the angiodema.
Now, I get them all the time it seems as though the meds are non-existent .
Of hives & angiodema to ibuprofin, which I had been taking for years.
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