I'm from Delhi and I've been dealing with hives for a while now. I'm currently taking Allegra for them, but I'm curious about homeopathy treatments for critical hives. Do you think it's worth exploring homeopathic options, or should I just stick with what I'm doing?

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Dr Mubarak Parveez B

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-For treating critical hives with homeopathy, it's important to consult a homeopathic doctor who can tailor remedies to your specific symptoms. While Allegra helps manage hives, a personalized homeopathic approach may address the root cause more effective

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Visit your Physician for evaluation and appropriate management

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