After many years of suffering from what I thought was just “hives”, recently I came across what appears to be the correct diagnosis for what I’ve experienced during the past 25 years…Delayed Pressure Urticaria. This video explains a little about this condition and what some have been doing for relief. During the next few months, I will be trying some different treatments including detox (body, liver, kidney), acupuncture, and diet changes. I will post videos along the way in order to keep anyone interested up to date on the progress being made. Related Links: www.wrongdiagnosis.com — What Is Urticaria? dermatology.about.com — Vibratory Angiodema www.wrongdiagnosis.com — Vibratory Angiodema www.steadyhealth.com — Delayed Pressure Urticaria - Blog www.healthboards.com — Delayed Pressure Urticaria - Blog www.healthynewage.com — New Age (detox - DPU)
Several months ago, I had a huge outbreak of hives or some sort of rash on my hands and feet. There were red spots of various sizes all over. Some had lighter spots in the middle. Since then, I have only had a few outbreaks close to the intensity of that one, but now almost every day, I at least have mild ones. I seem to be fine when i wake up, but as the day progresses, the red spots emerge.
Recently, once I complete my workout at the gym, especially after running or using the elliptical machines, I saw this rash all over my obliques and thighs. And just yesterday, the rash had spread all over my body, except for my chest and face. In addition, I’ve began having some asthma like symptoms. I find myself wheezing after a workout and sometimes at night before bed. I also have chronic post nasal drip, which causes me to blow my nose all day, and I believe it’s lead to having tonsil stones as well. Not sure if it’s related, but I figure they’re all allergies. I could use some help. Thanks.
I mean dead-set, symptoms gone, no itchiness, no hives at all, can-do-whatever-I-want-without-fear-of-an-outbreak, relief from this nightmare?!?! I want to be a fire fighter, but that might not be possible with this condition haunting me!!!
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