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What are the best treatments for Aquagenic urticaria?
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I have found no treatments so far for myself. I am thinking about trying the sodium bicarbonate clinical trial because when I went to the beach and submerged myself into the water I had no reaction occur. I even plan on getting a medical marijuana card since studies have shown it can be used as a pain reliever for skin allergies.
Posted Sep 16, 2017 by Paige 2000
It's individual what treatment that helps, if any of the treatment helps at all.. None of the known treatments helps for me though..
The list of possible treatments:
-Topical steroid treatment that may include moisturizing creams to soothe the condition
-Systemic steroids, if necessary
-Propranolol medications
-Sodium bicarbonate baths
-Antihistamine therapy; it seems to be effective in some cases
-Ultraviolet light therapy (UVA with psoralen and UVB therapy)
-Immunosuppression therapy for severe symptoms: Use of immune modulators or medications that modulate immunity
-Patient education in understanding the condition is beneficial
The list of possible treatments:
-Topical steroid treatment that may include moisturizing creams to soothe the condition
-Systemic steroids, if necessary
-Propranolol medications
-Sodium bicarbonate baths
-Antihistamine therapy; it seems to be effective in some cases
-Ultraviolet light therapy (UVA with psoralen and UVB therapy)
-Immunosuppression therapy for severe symptoms: Use of immune modulators or medications that modulate immunity
-Patient education in understanding the condition is beneficial
Posted Jul 30, 2018 by Ronja Danekilde Godtfredsen 2500
So far it looks like the main treatment is antihistamines, but you could also try a low histamine diet to reduce reactions.
Posted Feb 13, 2019 by Lindsey 3500
Quick showers and anti histamines and or xolair
Posted Mar 31, 2019 by Suki 1200
