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I have cold urticaria .....why do i breakout when i get into a hot tub?
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Cholinergic Hives: Individuals may experience a cholinergic urticaria reaction in response to any activity that increases overall body temperature (or causes a sweat release). Some examples include: taking a hot shower or bath eating spicy foods exercising or doing physical activities that increase body temperature.
Answered 4/21/2020
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