Guest guest Posted February 11, 2001 Report Share Posted February 11, 2001 Dear Joy - You will need to see a specialist in your area to answer your question. Anything else would be only a naive guess. Even with his/her help, you may have a case of idiopathic [unknown cause] Urticaria. Some of us have lived with our condition for many years. The support group of ICUS and the list group are here to help you with each of our long-lived experiences with Chronic Urticaria. We support each other as we search for clues to our personal plight with idiopathic Chronic Urticaria. ICUS has a click for 'NEEDYMEDS'. They can help with folks that do not have a way to fund their medical needs. www.angelfire/journal/icus or www.nerosworld.com/icus First and foremost - don't give up and find a good doctor to work with in your area. Spell-out that you lack medical insurance. This is important to do up front. As to talk to the office manager/doctor. You may be able to barter your services to their practice for services. Be well and happy ~Phil~ Form posted from Microsoft Internet Explorer. > ItchDr =hi, > > i just broke out in hives theis last week... i can't stopp itching... no med ins. I've been taking benadryl caplets 4 times daily, and itch creme, it's getting worse, i have 30 bite like bumps all over and when i scratch it looks like really bad.... help!!!!!!! how long will this last??? > > joy4mcis@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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