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Hives Vs Dh


blondebombshell

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i can not even explain how long i've been battling hives on my legs ONLY. no where else. took some pics and plan on heading to the derm this morning. no one knows 'whats wrong.' when i gluten free pre-pregnancy i would get these all the time. then i went on the diet, and they went away.

every doctor tells me i dont have a wheat or gluten allergy.

how do i post a pic? its asking for a link.

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There appear to be strong links between celiac and hives, although there is often a trigger for the hives. I react to old, this is known as cold urticaria. It has improved significantly since I went gluten-free, however the older one is (I am 52) the longer it takes to resolve itself. If you only get hives on your legs, is it possible you are being exposed to something, socks, cold etc that might be a trigger? Either way getting off gluten is it s own reward, and hives should improve of resolve, but it would be good to find the tigger.

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Try going gluten free and eliminating iodine, too. Generally, DH is caused by ingesting BOTH gluten and iodine.

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