hives when reducing HC, was Re: Why does this happen?

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mad4mstfs wrote:

> When I try to lower my HC, I started to get hives again on the 3rd

> day. I was on 10/7.5/5/2.5 for quite some time (I was able to lower

> by 5 with no problems. I again attempted to lower to 7.5/7.5/5/2.5

> and this morning I woke up with hives starting (today was the third

> day). Does this happen because I still am not ready to go lower

> than 25 mg (I orginally started out at 30 and could only do one drop

> to 25 with no problems).

>

As a person with a lot of allergies that manifest as skin reactions, my

thought is that you could be ingesting an allergen and the higher HC is

suppressing the hives outbreaks.

It might be worth your while to google common food and topical

allergens, and try removing them from your life for several weeks, (at

least 4 weeks, preferably 8 weeks) then try reducing HC again..

sol

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I also think you are exposed to allergens. some supplements may increase

histamine for some people.I suggest you to carefully check your supplements.

Also,do you have digestive issues.. this may also cause problems. as an anti

histaminic i suggest you to try quercetin.

bw

Nil

hives when reducing HC, was Re: Why does this happen?

mad4mstfs wrote:

> When I try to lower my HC, I started to get hives again on the 3rd

> day. I was on 10/7.5/5/2.5 for quite some time (I was able to lower

> by 5 with no problems. I again attempted to lower to 7.5/7.5/5/2.5

> and this morning I woke up with hives starting (today was the third

> day). Does this happen because I still am not ready to go lower

> than 25 mg (I orginally started out at 30 and could only do one drop

> to 25 with no problems).

>

[Guest guest]

Nil wrote:

> as an anti histaminic i suggest you to try quercetin.

>

>

I just have to put my two cents in re quercetin. It actually

causes/worsens histamine skin reactions in me.

sol

[Guest guest]

Nil wrote:

> as an anti histaminic i suggest you to try quercetin.

>

>

I just have to put my two cents in re quercetin. It actually

causes/worsens histamine skin reactions in me.

sol

[Guest guest]

Nil wrote:

> as an anti histaminic i suggest you to try quercetin.

>

>

I just have to put my two cents in re quercetin. It actually

causes/worsens histamine skin reactions in me.

sol