Hello doctor, From December last year, I was sometimes having mosquito-like bites (swelling and itching) over my chest and back at midnight which I thought to be insect bites. I started using anti-allergy pills which would subside the problem. I had Montair LC on and off for 20 days but the problem used to come back. Gradually, I realized these are not insect bites and these pin-like swelling which only goes away by anti-allergy is hives/urticaria. Though my problem is not very severe, but it is gradually increasing. I keep a beard and my bearded area now gets hives too. As soon as I have my breakfast, I start having these eruptions (earlier it only used to happen at night). They are more of a burning nature and a little itchy. I exercise a lot and I am very regular to the gym and sometimes as soon as I am done with my gym, my body is very sweaty and I start having hives. Even after having a bath (over the body) and after washing face (on the face). I follow a strict diet. I do not administer food after 8 in the evening. I try to have anything I like during the daytime for breakfast and lunch. I am very fond of eating dry fruits and sweets like chocolates, biscuits, and ice creams. I crave for sweets and salty things during the day. I would also like to tell you that in the month of January, I was diagnosed with gastritis with small ulcers (irritable bowel syndrome). For that, I every day have one spoon milk of magnesia syrup before sleeping. I still sometimes have gastritis problem where I have a sudden urge to pass a large amount of gas through burping and farting which is generally triggered by raw onion and garlic. But, I started using probiotics which provided a kind of relief for my gastritis. I would like to ask you which foods I should ignore and what homeopathic medicine should I have to subside my hives problem. Please have a look at the picture of hives I have attached.
Hello. I have seen your photos of your problem (attachment removed to protect patient identity). Commonly, many are sensitive to mosquito bites. The result is a red bump and itching. A male mosquito's bite is harmless. They feed only. Female mosquitoes produce some symptoms. They release some toxins which cause immune system reaction. This syndrome is called as Skeeter syndrome. Check blood for: Regarding homeopathic treatment, having seen your photographs, according to that I suggest: Prevention: For more information consult a homeopathic physician online -->