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Mountaineer
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Member # 14085

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Anyone here with hives. Wondering if this is a part of lyme.

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Dogsandcats
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If you put hives in the search box you will get quite a few posts. Problem is you have to sift thru them.

Maybe this will bump the post up and you will get more responses.

Sorry, hives are not fun.

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glm1111
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Usually a symptom of parasites. Google parasite symptoms and check the symptom list at Humaworm.

Gael

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Robin123
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Member # 9197

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I don't know all the science of it, but I've read that mast cells can get upregulated in Lyme disease. They are involved in histadine release which is connected to hives.

I have gotten hives when I've overreacted to something chemical that I touched. Like the body cannot handle any more chemicals. Maybe chemical overwhelm, as in the liver being overwhelmed?

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