Advice of Cold Urticaria

I eat a diet high in vegetables

by Zakiyyah

Trying to avoid cold situations that make my skin react

by Jessie

Beware that you can have more than one type of urticaria. Keep track of your symptoms and triggers.

by Jennifer

Tener que mantener sola no me da otra opción que trabajar para sobrevivir los medicamentos son muy caros

by Gloria

Taking antihistamine. When I wasn't, I developed autoimmune issues.

by Molly

Stay out of the wind, higher temperatures with wind are worse than lower temps.

by Denise

My family supports me

by Kristine

Scarfs or sweater to put on shoulders/neck when working in air conditioned office.

by Parm Gill

Blanket

by Tanya

Eat a bit of meat seems to help. Before, I used to eat vegetarian.

by Janita

Using Warm Skin lotion for exposure to outside cool or windy weather. Layer clothing when she's going to be exposed to wind or cooler temps. Fleece footed pajamas are our best friend!

by Lindsey123

Allergy pills

by Fawn

Wear layers and take something warm even in summer. (Aircon causes symptoms too.)

by Sandy

Clothing Layers

by Marissa

Taking time to rest after a particularly bad flare-up

by Camot42

Supporting family / podpora rodiny a okolí

by NataliB

Nothing much really helps with CU. . .

by Ettienne

Topiramate and Sumatriptan are life savers.

by Adrienne

Telling people I have an auto immune condition rather than saying 'I'm allergic to cold temperatures" means they take me more seriously

by Rachel

Having a nursery that goes above and beyond the expected so my son can socialise and start his education

by Charlii4

Working out with cardio 4 to 5x a week

by Shirley

Phone nr. to my boys and boyfriend

by Mamipe37

Covering most skin areas

by Cassandra

People who actually believe me.

by Major

I’ve always hated the cold!

by Hollie

Cover skin

by Dempatoine

Layering my clothing when I am sedentary to prevent over cooling

by Rachel

Auto start

by Deana

Being believed

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Taking zantac daily

by

Avoid activities that will cause the biggest flareups ie: swimming

by JWylde

My Hoodie... covering my head/neck at the first sensation of cold air, even from fans or A/C

by Eric

Got entry into Guinness World Records

by PK

Got entry into Guinness World Records

by PK

Try and not let it affect you mentally think positive it could be worse

by Private

Resting when I feel really lethargic

by Kym

Chocolate

by Dottywoman

Find a doctor who understands the severity of your condition

by Bonnie

Covering up

by Julie

Facebook Communities. I'm able to reach out and ask for advice, and also share my videos with them to help others.

by Ouch Mouse

Inhaler

by Rileigh95

Haven’t tried swimming yet

by Jessica

Finally finding a doctor that believes me

by HappyMommy2010

Keeping heat consistent indoors with heating (MUST)

by Pirtsu

Symptoms have gotten worse as I get older

by KSRT11

Enter my emergency details into my phone about my condition and where to find my epipen

by Carla

going to the hospital to get a shot when the haves get to bad

by alta mason

Dress accordingly, I guess. Always make sure you have enough clothes for any situation.

by Mike