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Can people with Cold Urticaria work? What kind of work can they perform?
See how people with experience in Cold Urticaria give their opinion about whether people with Cold Urticaria can work and what kind of jobs are more appropriated for people with Cold Urticaria
We can pretty much do any kind of work as long as we don't work outside when it starts to get colder (autumn, winter, sometimes spring) and as long as the building we are in isn't to cold.
Posted Feb 27, 2017 by Ettienne 1295
Most people with CU should only work inside. Food service work would be difficult. All work locations should be heated and out of the elements and exposure to cold things or places need to be avoided.
Posted Mar 20, 2017 by Jennifer Entwistle 1155
Right now I cannot work because its winter and I cannot go outside, otherwise if I lived somewhere I could travel by car all winter I would be able to work, but I wouldn't be able to work with anything cold or with air conditioned rooms, no outside work because wind is just as bad as the cold even if the wind feels warm, we just gotta watch out for things that would make us cold.
Posted May 4, 2017 by Paulette 1000
Yes they can
Anywotk that can be done in am environment that has a stable temperate climate and limits exposure to cold temperate.
Anywotk that can be done in am environment that has a stable temperate climate and limits exposure to cold temperate.
Posted Apr 11, 2018 by Miranda 600
Yes, they can do almost anything they like as long as they aren't exposed to environments and situations that may cause a reaction, and even then this may be dependent on the severity of their reaction.
Posted Sep 24, 2018 by Rachel 3020
Yes as long as they’re warm and work is understanding
Posted Sep 24, 2018 by Susana 600
Working in the outdoors is not wise. It is still possible to work in the outdoors because there are precautions you can take to prevent reactions (like dressing warmly and taking an antihistamine) but outdoors work is the only real thing that would cause any concern in my opinion.
Posted Oct 26, 2018 by Victoria 3550
Yes and the type of job would depend on your tolerance temperature and if medication works for you.
Posted Jan 20, 2020 by Heather 2500
Anything as long as its not in cold temps.
Posted Feb 13, 2020 by Deana 3050
I would say it depends on the severity of their case and if they have a working treatment..... i unfortunately am currently unemployed due to my Urticaria, anything under 70 triggers my symptoms but any heat causes me to sweat which has the same effect and causes a severe reaction ...my allergist has been unable to find a treatment plan that works for me
Posted Jul 9, 2020 by Jami 1800
