ah, wow...then to answer your question...no...i do take pills regularly, but I stopped when all this starte and resumed again today, so i know that ain't it

I'm just busting balls....it's average....shit it's better then mine..

ah, i know...my wife always gets on my about it too though....it does embaress me, but that also kicks me in the ass to get rid of it

ok, but I was saying earlier she can take an advil and just be fine.. she could do it 100 times.. but there might be that one time with the right conditions and she'll have an allergic reaction... if you can pinpoint what exactly you were doing like moments before the outbreak... ie. took a pill, ate a strawberry... anything.. it's usually almost instantly when you have a reaction... not like hours afterwards like if you think it's detergent.. it would have almost and instant effect on you.. not like you slept on them all night and when you woke up it started...

your fuckin dien

i understand. that must be really itchy. glad you're okay now.

i can tell you this....right at the moment I noticed the first two little spots on my wrist that I thought at the time were bug bites...i had just started drinking my 2nd pabst at this local bar here...and I also just had a shot of gladschlager

i have been reviewing in my head all the things I did that night, and honestly, there are SO many things I was exposed to that could have had an affect

i am just glad it is over now, and I am prepared for next time...but I just got back from my general doc and he now put me on zyrtec permanently....

ouch that is not looking nice ... :(

Holy Shit!

It's just gods way of reminding you to vote Kerry...

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Solution :

Step 1 - Scalpel - Remove all of them

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Step 2 - Then spray salt on the open wounds.

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Step 3 - Then take a hot bath with vinegar

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Voila!

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Benedryl is the shit... it may knock you on your ass, but it can literally be a life-saver for people with certain edemas. I suffer from angioneurotic edema and on occasion the soft palate or other soft tissue in the back of my throat start to swell. There's nothing quite so scary as waking up from a sound sleep feeling like you're suffocating because you tried to swallow and couldn't due to the swelling. :(

A triple cocktail of hydroxezine (30 minute peak efficiency), diphenhydramine (benedryl, 2 hour peak) and desloratidine (aerius, 4 hour peak) and anything that swells up is killed DEAD. The hydroxezine and aerius just supress any additional stuff, the benedryl is what knocks it (and you) out.

Now if they could make a metabolite of diphenhydramine that has the mega-antihistimine action without turning the patient into a drooling zombie for hours, I'd be totally set...

PS - Don't scratch. It'll only make it worse. :winkwink: