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Members explored the mystery of post-shower welts and itching, with theories ranging from aquagenic urticaria (a rare water allergy) to... Read more
I have heard of people being allergic to 💧 water. It's a rare condition called aquagenic urticaria/where skin content with water causes itchy, red hives or swelling. Severe cases it can cause wheezing or shortness of breath.
Hello Lalita! That's what happen to me/and also a rash do to this I went to my medical Dr/was diagnosed for the first time with COVID-19 rash.
👍 Yes, when you see the rash take a picture before it fades away so you can show it to your skin Dr or you RA dr. So you can know if it's a side-effects for your medication or due to body heat rash.
Maybe due to RA treatment/is a autoimmune drug. Due to all the treatment it may cause your body react to things different then in the past. I can't no longer drink milk or eat eggs.
Try not using alot of hot water, taking a hot shower removes the oil you have on your skin and that will make you itch
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