Have you ever had a stress rash?

Cortisone cream usually helps..and finding your triggers and eliminating them..which isn't always easy if your trigger is like, life.

Yes. I used to suffer very badly from it. I was diagnosed with urtacaria and i was treated with oral steroids and antihystamines and a cream to ease tge itching. It was awful. Usually, bouts would just start with a little iych, say, on my arm and with in minutes it would spread to my entire torso. It would last a couple of hours and go leaving no trace!
But this one time, about 15 years ago, during a not so great time in my life it just didnt go away. It lasted about a month...i was off work for weeks.
But.....i hardly ever get it these days, in fact i cant even recall the last time i did!

Experienced them for the first time after I had a panic attack. Mine were also located on my collarbones and spread to my chest because their persistence only added to the freak out factor I was wrestling with. Invested in a ton of calamine lotion and applied it every time I would feel the uncomfortableness coming. It took a couple of weeks, but they subsided the more my anxiety did.

Yes and it went away with an antihistamine

A combination of cortisone cream and lifestyle stuff, because it tends to happen when the body’s natural immunity is down due to fatigue, stress, etc. So drink lots of fluids, try to get some sleep, go for healthy food and exercise.

I sometimes get them on my ankles 🤷🏻‍♂️ no idea why

I alternate between Cortisone and Benadryl creams - seems to reduce the itching.

Besides using Benadryl or Hydrocortisone cream try Benadryl or Zyrtec pills.

If its hives caused by stress it can be treated with steriods most I heard of are hands and arms but they do take care of the problem

i used to get them when i was young. huge hives. they eventually went away.

With any sort of rash I use; Savlon antiseptic cream.

If I say yes will you kiss it better? 👀

I often do.

An anti-histamine helps and then some hydrocortisone

Use Cortisone cream on them. A Dermatologist can give you the really good stuff.

My late ex fiancee's younger son got them all the time, I'm actually surprised he never got addicted to benadryl.