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Getting Tingly Goosebump Patches On Upper Thigh. Have Hay Fever. What Could Be Causing This?

hello, i am getting tingly goosebump patches on my right upper thigh. they come and then go away a few minutes later. The first time it happened was after I took an antihistamine pill . I thought it was an alergic reaction so I stopped taking them. It has started happening again even though im not taking any pills, but I still have some hayfever. Im thinking it might have something to do with my body over producing histamine?
Thu, 17 Oct 2013
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Hi hay fever is one of the feature of atopic dermatitis.i think goosebump like lesions are called nutritional dermatitis or phrynoderma which is typical feature of atopic dermatitis. I think it has nothing to do with excessive histamine levels.it is only due to vitamin a deficiency..supplentation of vitamin a and application of steriod cream over the lesions can cure the condition
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Getting Tingly Goosebump Patches On Upper Thigh. Have Hay Fever. What Could Be Causing This?

Hi hay fever is one of the feature of atopic dermatitis.i think goosebump like lesions are called nutritional dermatitis or phrynoderma which is typical feature of atopic dermatitis. I think it has nothing to do with excessive histamine levels.it is only due to vitamin a deficiency..supplentation of vitamin a and application of steriod cream over the lesions can cure the condition