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Is it possible for me to keep from getting the hives from the heat again?
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Antihistamines: Heat induced hives are possible but rare. Keeping your body temperature in a normal zone is the key. Avoid overheating by wearing loose clothes that wick your sweat. Antihistamines may be needed.
Answered 7/30/2013
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