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IGE High / Chronic Urticaria

2021-10-09 18:06:11
My IGE level is 476.5... Is this will decrease?? I am using Xyzal and Azithral now... Is my Urticaria curable?? Is it a red flag of any other disease?? My lymphocytes level is 49%. Second question is should I consume alcohol a little bit during puja in Kolkata?
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Hii Urticaria isn’t a thing to worry. It is hypersensitivity sometimes genetic ( which runs in family) sometimes because of external factor like food allergy, dust allergy, any internal mild infection. Most of the urticaria requires long term treatment. Raised IGE levels are suggest allergic which can be both genetic, or because of external agents. Alcohol , pain killers can aggravate urticaria
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Need proper history

Answered2021-10-10 04:43:13

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Stop alcohol. Take proper consultation

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