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<blockquote data-quote="hearts and roses" data-source="post: 583754" data-attributes="member: 2211"><p>Bites are bites, hives are a reaction to something. I you're certain they are hives, look into what others have mentioned regarding the bedding. However...consider this:</p><p></p><p>Have you introduced any new ingredients or foods into your regular diet? It could be a new sugar, flour, fruit, veggie, dressing. Think and be sure. The kind of hives that begin on the face or TRUNK of the body are usually caused by a food allergy. It could be something you've always used that has a new additive in it or an ingredient that has been switched out. Do you eat a lot of packaged foods? </p><p></p><p>When difficult child has hives, the only thing that helps her is a combo or allergy medications, but not benadryl-she's allergic to that as well! Zyrtec is good for hives, but it makes her sleepy. I hope your psychiatrist can refer you to someone good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hearts and roses, post: 583754, member: 2211"] Bites are bites, hives are a reaction to something. I you're certain they are hives, look into what others have mentioned regarding the bedding. However...consider this: Have you introduced any new ingredients or foods into your regular diet? It could be a new sugar, flour, fruit, veggie, dressing. Think and be sure. The kind of hives that begin on the face or TRUNK of the body are usually caused by a food allergy. It could be something you've always used that has a new additive in it or an ingredient that has been switched out. Do you eat a lot of packaged foods? When difficult child has hives, the only thing that helps her is a combo or allergy medications, but not benadryl-she's allergic to that as well! Zyrtec is good for hives, but it makes her sleepy. I hope your psychiatrist can refer you to someone good. [/QUOTE]
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