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I have severe hives for several months, now with chills, anxiety and fatigue. seen an allergist and repeated blood tests, nothing is showing up. what ?
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Get second opinion: If you have had hives for several months and are now experiencing systemic symptoms, you need to consult another allergist. The presence of chills suggests the presence of an infection Since about 30% of chronic hives are attributed to an autoimmune process, get worked out for that too.
Answered 10/24/2017
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