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Hives or Urticaria

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Published on Aug 20, 2009 by MDavis, Views: 7002

Michael Davis, MD, pediatrician, discusses hives or urticaria rashes in children. Hives can be an allergic response to food allergy, medication allergy, or insect allergies. Sometimes a viral infection, or exposure to sun or cold can cause hives. Hives are usually very itchy. Hives usually resolve on their own, but can be related to a more worrisome problem, such as anaphylaxis, which can be life threatening.

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