Common Chronic Hives Triggers

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                                Bug Bites

Most insect stings and bites motive a few kind of redness, swelling, or itching. Every so often, they create greater than a small bump. Hives take place when your entire body has an hypersensitivity.

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Infections

Be careful for hives if you have bacterial or viral issues, including:

Hepatitis

HIV

Cytomegalovirus

Epstein-Barr virus

Even the not unusual bloodless can sometimes set off a hive reaction.

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Scratching

Take your nail and firmly (but not too firmly) scratch a line into your skin. If the raised mark it makes sticks around for half an hour, you’ve got something your doctor may call dermatographism. It's hives that pop up from rubbing or scratching your skin.

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Working Out

When you exercise, your temperature goes up. Warm, flushed skin is the perfect host for a hive party.

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Stress

When you’re under pressure, your hormones surge. That puts your body into something called fight-or-flight mode. It can set off a host of reactions, including hives.