Managing chronic hives with no known external triggers can begin with one conversation
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Make your next doctor appointment count
Explore important topics to cover as well as simple, effective tools to help you describe your symptoms, ask the right questions, and feel more prepared when it’s time to meet with your doctor.
When chronic hives with no known external triggers first start
Getting diagnosed with chronic hives with no known external triggers can take time, but these tips can help you communicate clearly and get answers sooner.
Provide records
Share concrete evidence of your symptoms, such as photos or notes, to facilitate more productive conversations.
Download the My Hives and Itch Tracker for an easy way to keep a record of your symptoms.
Leave nothing out
Be as detailed as possible. Make sure your doctor understands the severity of what you’re experiencing.
Track ongoing symptoms
Note when the hives happen, how long they last, how intense they are, and whether or not your current treatment plan is helping.
Download the My Hives and Itch Tracker for an easy way to keep a record of your symptoms.
Bring a full medication record
Include the names, doses, and how long you’ve been taking each medication.
Don’t be afraid to advocate for yourself
It’s okay to advocate for yourself and let your doctor know you want another treatment option. When it’s clear that antihistamines aren’t working well enough alone ask about RHAPSIDO® (remibrutinib).
