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Hives and Steroids

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15 years 5 months ago #7083 by kmcadams
Hives and Steroids was created by kmcadams
Has anyone ever heard of getting hives while on steriods? It lasted 2 1/2 wks. Now he is itchy every day and night and benadryl is the only thing that helps. Any ideas would be great???

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15 years 5 months ago #7090 by mrsfish7
Replied by mrsfish7 on topic Re:Hives and Steroids
no hives but the steriods made my levels drop quickly! I did recently go through a nasty bought of poisen ivy. A friend gave me some salve that is natural that healed it fairly quickly. She gets it on line. THe ingredients are " jewelweed", olive oil, beeswax" Perhaps this would ease his discomfort so he can take the steroid if it is helping him.

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