Wear loose, light clothing.
Avoid scratching or using harsh soaps.
Cool the affected area with a shower, fan, cool cloth or soothing lotion.
Avoid known triggers, such as certain foods or additives, alcohol, pain relievers, heat, cold, exertion, and stress.
Taking antihistamines pills helps block the symptom-producing release of histamine. The newer forms of the drugs (second-generation antihistamines) have fewer side effects, such as drowsiness, than older antihistamines.
Consult Dermatologist for medications, as we can't prescibe medication online..
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