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An IgE level of 206 is only mildly elevated and supports an allergic tendency, but it does not identify the trigger or determine treatment by itself. Urticaria often has no single detectable cause; treatment is guided mainly by symptoms and response to a regular non-sedating antihistamine. Do not change doses or add steroids without review, and keep a record of foods, medicines, infections and timing of hives. Seek emergency care for lip/tongue swelling, breathing difficulty, dizziness or collapse. Please book a consultation with the reports and current prescription so medication and any targeted testing can be reviewed.

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Which medicine are you taking currently?

1. You have not mentioned what medicine you are taking? Please do. 2. If it is second generation antihistamines then raise its dose slowly to a maximum of four times till you get relief. You may even get relief by doubling the dose. 3. If it fails take Omalizumab injection. It costs about ₹7000. But it gives relief in chronic urticaria. 4. Lastly, if even this fails take Cyclosporine under medical blood monitoring.

Managing urticaria (hives) with high IgE levels involves a step-by-step medical approach. Treatment starts with daily non-sedating second-generation antihistamines, which can be safely increased up to four times the standard dose if hives persist. If antihistamines fail, targeted biologic therapy like omalizumab is added to block IgE activity. Consult an immunologist for further evaluation and management

Hi. I check your reports. IgE total level is high . But request few tests more I.e LFT, KFT,urine R/M , hba1c, Blood sugar PP, blood sugar fasting. Drug and veg / non veg foods allergy. Reply soon. Till then you can take Tab. Atarax 25 mg at bed time. X 10 days . And reply soon.

IgE level 206 is mildly elevated. this value alone does not explain the condition completely. Most chronic urticaria cases r not purely d/t allergy and r often idiopathic. sometimes immune system imbalance.

Ahigh total IgE level means your immune system is overreacting but itself is not a specific diagnosis.. Elevated IgE is most frequently triggered by one of the following conditions Allegic Asthma,eczema ,Atopic dermatitis and food allergy Immune dysfunction.. You should consult to IMMUNOLOGIST  to determine the underlying causes and create a targeted treatment plan TAB ALLEGRA-M 1 TAB  once a day (HS) at night

boil like thing on the tongue

Get allergy tests done from a good center to identify  substances causing allergy.  If possible avoid them or undergo desensitisation by an allergy expert If symptoms occur, take anti allergy meds.

Proper evaluation and personalised advice are needed for your concern. A detailed consultation would be best to provide accurate guidance. Feel free to consult me for further assistance.

Get comprehensive allergy profile , in this you will get to know , what are the items you r allergic to , like dairy products, wheat , food coloring products, etc . Then do consult with your reports, so that we can guide you further..

Montek lc one at night for 3 weeks.

You need antihistaminic drugs and corticosteroids to reduce the immunity.consult me on practo for further management and evaluation.

Do allergen panel test to find out the allergen

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Hi, thank you for sharing your report and details. An IgE level of 206 is mildly elevated and can be seen in allergic conditions like urticaria, asthma, or other allergies. Since you’ve been having urticaria since October and are already on medication, we need to review how well your current treatment is working and if any triggers need to be addressed. I can’t change medication or suggest new tests without examining you and reviewing your full history and current medicines. Please *take an appointment* with me so I can go through your reports, assess your urticaria, and decide if we need to adjust treatment or do any additional tests. For now: - Continue your current medication as prescribed - Try to note any foods, stress, heat, or other factors that seem to trigger the hives - Avoid scratching and use loose cotton clothing Let me know a convenient time for your appointment. We’ll review everything and plan the next steps together. Take care.

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