Cold Urticaria

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Hi everyone,

just joined as not getting very far with the doctors etc.. im now 54 and had cold urticaria when i was approx 7, went to the docs back then and they said he would grow out of it. Within a year i did! 2 years ago it reappeared and anything below 14'C it starts to reappear, a cold wind will trigger it, even walking down the cold isle in a supermarket triggers it if i dont cover my arms. Luckily for me it will disappear as soon as i warm up, but it is beginning to stop me from doing things, cant have that dip in the swimming pool on holiday, take the bike out unless a hot sunny day etc... i understand this might sound alittle trivial for some i have read have it far worse, but im not to keen on taking too many tablets, the doctors prescribed me 7 tablets a day to try and stop it, but to me that seems to many. Any direction on how others have tried to crack it, many thanks for any advise.

Gary

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    Cold air can cause hives especially in really cold rooms. It also depends on fabrics.

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