• Raised itchy welts
• Red or skin-colored bumps
• Welts that change location
• Swelling of the skin
• Flare-ups that come and go
• Possible angioedema in deeper tissues
You should see a specialist if hives are recurrent, last for weeks, are severe, or occur with swelling of the lips, tongue, or trouble breathing.
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Triggers may include foods, medications, infections, heat, cold, pressure, stress, and other allergic or nonallergic factors.
Diagnosis may include a history review, physical exam, and allergy or lab testing when symptoms suggest a specific cause.
Treatment may include antihistamines, trigger avoidance, advanced allergy medications, and emergency treatment if severe reactions occur.
At our advanced allergy testing center, we use cutting-edge skin and blood tests to diagnose allergies with precision. From pollen and pet dander to food and medication sensitivities, we uncover the root causes of your symptoms—so you can breathe easier, feel better, and live allergy-free.
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