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Severe Itching After Bathing, Difficulty Breathing, Neurofibromatosis On Hands, Thighs. Treatment?

HELLO DOCTOR, I AM xxxxx. AGE-21 EVERY DAY AFTER BATHING I HAVE A VERY SEVERE HIGH ITCHING, FOR ABOUT 15 MINUTES. ITS CAUSE MY BREATHING , AS WELL AS I FEEL VERY UNCOMFORTABLE, THERE WAS NOT EVEN A SINGLE SPOT IN MY BODY, BUT THERE WAS SOME neurofibromatosis (3-4)spots IN MY HANDS AND THIGHS , NOT SO MUCH VISIBLE.
Sat, 12 Oct 2013
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Hi,
After reading your history it appears that you urticaria or hives. This is common problem and do not worry about it. There are so many of the aggravating factor and in yourself it appears due to water which is known as aquagenic urticaria.If itching is present then can take benadryl accordingly. You can take loratadine or levocetrzine 1-2 hours before bath to relive the condition.
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Severe Itching After Bathing, Difficulty Breathing, Neurofibromatosis On Hands, Thighs. Treatment?

Hi, After reading your history it appears that you urticaria or hives. This is common problem and do not worry about it. There are so many of the aggravating factor and in yourself it appears due to water which is known as aquagenic urticaria.If itching is present then can take benadryl accordingly. You can take loratadine or levocetrzine 1-2 hours before bath to relive the condition.