Articles about "hives"
Hives - Causes of Hives
In most cases of hives, the cause of hives cannot be determined. However, there are some substances that when ingested or inhaled are more likely to cause ...
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Hives - Cold Urticaria
Cold urticaria is a form of hives caused by exposure to cold. Find out more about this common form of hives and how it is treated.
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Hives - Pressure Urticaria
Pressure urticaria is a form of hives caused by applying pressure to the skin. It is a common cause of hives and can be debilitating.
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Hives - Cholinergic Urticaria
Cholinergic urticaria is a form of hives that causes hives to form after exercise. Find out more about this form of hives and how it can be treated.
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Hives
The main treatment for hives is antihistamines, but other medications are used. Find out more about the medications used to treat hives.
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Causes of Hives
In most cases of hives, the cause of hives cannot be determined. However, certain diseases and infections can cause hives.
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Dermographism
Dermographism is a form of hives caused by stroking the skin with an object. Find out more about this common type of hives.
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Hives - Heat Urticaria
Heat urticaria is an extremely rare form of hives caused by contact of a warm stimulus to the skin. Find out more about this form of hives.
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Hives
A subset of hives called physical urticaria is caused by a physical stimulus to the skin. Find out more about the types of hives in this category.
http://dermatology.about.com/cs/hives/a/hives_3.htm
Hives - Water Urticaria
Water urticaria, or aquagenic urticaria, is a rare form of hives caused by exposure of the skin to water. Find out more about this form of hives.
http://dermatology.about.com/cs/hives/a/waterurt.htm
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