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Doctors don't seem to know a lot about chronic cholinergic hives. does reducing chronic stress make them disappear spontaneously in some cases?
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Cholinergic Hives: There is no cure for cholinergic urticaria, and treatment options are often limited. Some common treatments include taking antihistamines (such a allegra, (fexofenadine) zyrtec, or stronger ones), avoiding known triggers (such as hot weather, physical activity, and spicy foods), corticosteriods (only for extreme cases), anabolic steroids, uvb therapy, sweat/exercise therapy, diet changes.
Answered 10/16/2013
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