I give myself hives, what causes this?


Question:
When i touch my face or arms sometimes i give myself hives.
I know this is a major sign of ADD. Also if my socks are not pulled up right I get itchy. I heard there is a name for it. A few members of my family have the same thing..

No i am not diseased so do not say so, and do not tell me to go to the doctors.

I just want to know what it is called.

It is closely linked with ADD, so that might help finding out what it's called.

Answers:
i am so sorry for you dear, it must be terrible, i have no idea what-so-ever what it is. i get hives from certain products i use an i have prescription cream to treat them an it's terrible for a while so i can imagine what you must be going through, i do hope that you can find some relief soon, and NO you are not diseased, good luck

Other Answers:
You mean OCD.. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.
If you can completely rule out allergies to dust, you might consider your bath soap or clothing detergent as possible allergens (things to which you are allergic) as well as caffeine intake, medications you're on which cause skin sensitivity..it's really hard to diagnose something like that without talking to a dermatologist. If you're absolutely sure it's not an allergic reaction, then I'd look into the potential for nervous disorders (NOT mental problems, but conditions which affect your nervous system.) Good luck.
whatever it is, i think i have it! email me if you find out please.thanks !
Some people with allergies can have this response just due to nerves or stress. Using an allergy cream can help the hives, and a moisturizer for sensitive skin for the legs can help. But learning to deal with stress is something that will take time and experimentation.
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