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Subject: Re: Chronic Hives

Author: Nicole

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 23:04:14 01/25/03 Sat In reply to: Jack Marriott 's message, "Re: Chronic Hives" on 09:23:48 01/24/03 Fri wish your patient luck, but don't count on scaring the hives away. from my experience, hives come and go as they please, often disappearing as mysteriously as they began. the most effective treatment for me is a combination of allergy medicines and anti-histamines such as zyrtec, singulair, and hydroxzine. I have also used the 5-day prednizone when they get unbearable. if a cause of hives cannot be determined, treatment can only be an experimental effort. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]