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Any ideas on why i'm breaking out in painful hives when i touch/eat anything?
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Recurrent hives: It would be unlikely for all foods to cause hives, unless there is an underlying mast cell disorder. More likely is chronic urticaria and this has many potential triggers. Consultation with an Allergist can help to identify triggers or even underlying disease causing hives. If not, there are still several treatment options to consider.
Answered 3/22/2015
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