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Suggest Treatment For Hives

I have a terrible case of hives, but don't know what I got in to. I've retraced my steps from yesterday but can't pinpoint any changes or new products. Now, my tailbone is very sore. I went to urgent care this AM and am now taking Benadryl and Pepcid AC, but the tailbone is a new symptom. Any ideas?
Tue, 29 Apr 2014
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Hi and thanks for this query.

I have reviewed the information you have provided and the treatment. This is good and well adapted for the allergic reaction that you developed. I will recommend that you carry on with the treatment. Should the pain persists, try some Tylenol/Ibuprofen for relief as recommended by your pharmacist. These symptoms would soon regress. Please, exercise some patience!

I hope this addresses your query fully. If you have any ore questions or need more clarifications, I would gladly do so. I wish you the best of health.
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Suggest Treatment For Hives

Hi and thanks for this query. I have reviewed the information you have provided and the treatment. This is good and well adapted for the allergic reaction that you developed. I will recommend that you carry on with the treatment. Should the pain persists, try some Tylenol/Ibuprofen for relief as recommended by your pharmacist. These symptoms would soon regress. Please, exercise some patience! I hope this addresses your query fully. If you have any ore questions or need more clarifications, I would gladly do so. I wish you the best of health.