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Original poster

Help. DH has broken out in this (pics)

110 replies

catgirl1976 · 14/12/2019 22:03

He feels fine in himself didn’t even know he had it till I saw it. No itching, no known allergies no other symptoms can anyone say what this might be or what we should do?

OP posts:
Spacebowlisback · 14/12/2019 22:57

It looks like urticaria. It can be triggered by allergens. It’s also a common immune system response if someone is fighting off a virus.

Havaina · 14/12/2019 22:58

Looks kike urticaria. Glad it's gone!

Havaina · 14/12/2019 22:59

*like, stupid iPad

runlift · 14/12/2019 23:02

My husband gets this after a virus.

Radicalradiator · 14/12/2019 23:06

The shortness of breath likely because you made him anxious!

JoGose · 14/12/2019 23:10

I get this when I get stressed or anxious

NoIDontWatchLoveIsland · 14/12/2019 23:11

YABU to not have your tree up yet!

bluetongue · 14/12/2019 23:11

I also thought hives were itchy. I had them earlier in the year after using hotel shampoo and it was the itchiest I’d ever been apart from chicken pox.

EC22 · 14/12/2019 23:12

Is he drinking alcohol?

Riddleofthesands · 14/12/2019 23:17

Very allergic family here, you can’t go wrong giving him a Piriteze (antihistamine) in the short term.

Original poster
catgirl1976 · 14/12/2019 23:17

He was drinking alcohol. Fully normal now and the tree is going up
Tomorrow 😂❤️

OP posts:
PotatoBreadsticks · 14/12/2019 23:23

Google 'Asian flush'. You don't have to be Asian to get it... I get it occasionally with wine, sometimes after only a few mouthfuls, other times it doesnt appear at all! Rash is hot to the touch, breathing and heart rate increases. Doesn't last long, but can get quite uncomfortable!!

Cheeseboardcriminal · 14/12/2019 23:23

I always get like that when I drink alcohol and when I am stressed.

Blitzen2 · 14/12/2019 23:36

Articaria. A mild reaction to something. Some antihistamines and it should go. I used to get it a lot in pregnancy if I ate haribo.

DishingOutDone · 14/12/2019 23:37

My H had that from eating Rowntrees Fruit pastilles. Someone up thread said their child had it from Rowntrees jelly!! Are Rowntrees making wine now? (Wine gums?!)

wellthatwasthat · 14/12/2019 23:37

Has he eaten shellfish today, or do you have any hyacinth bulbs in the house?

Blitzen2 · 14/12/2019 23:37

Urticara!! Sorry bloody spell check

Fruitbatdancer · 14/12/2019 23:42

Similar happened to me a few weeks back. Sudeep my read all over- we tied it back to a reaction to a new perfume! Gutted as love smell

StillWeRise · 14/12/2019 23:42

hives- it can be caused by stress alone (no allergens)- it happened to me once when there was a very difficult situation at work
very dramatic, but cleared up very quickly

RJnomore1 · 14/12/2019 23:48

Hey stranger

Crikey that was something! My oldest dd does that - we discovered she’s allergic to colours in some orange drinks. Totally random and the first time was terrifying.

You all ok?

crazycatbaby · 14/12/2019 23:49

I am queen of the random rash 😂I've come out like this a couple of times, not raised and the rash is bright red and hot. Had it after a meal and lots of wine, it was a tasting menu so could have been anything on there, and also lots of different wines 🤷🏻‍♀️took an antihistamine when I got home and it was fine and hasn't happened again recently

peachgreen · 14/12/2019 23:50

I get this if I take vitamin B with niacin.

Hollyhobbi · 15/12/2019 00:05

Why do you give him a Beta blocker? Is he on Beta blockers?

DecemberSnow · 15/12/2019 00:19

Was it Californian wine OP?

JustDanceAddict · 15/12/2019 00:27

Looks like hives to me.