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I need to find a doctor who wont laugh when i say i thick i am allergic to water. where can i find a doctor who can diagnose me?
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Aquagenic urticaria: There are patients who develop urticaria or hives when they are in touch with water. This reaction is considered a "physical urticaria" and anti-histamines can be helpful in controlling the itching when contact can't be avoided. It may be helpful to consult an allergist or dermatologist.
Answered 3/14/2014
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