I have been getting small red bumps on my skin during the daytime, accompanied by a burning sensation. This has been ongoing for 1.5 months, and I have already taken some medication. Which allergy tests should I get done to identify the cause?

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Dr Bhanu Prakash

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Could be chronic urticaria/contact allergy. Triggered by sun/heat/foods. Continue antihistamines. Avoid triggers, wear loose cotton clothes. Get Skin Prick Allergy Test, Serum IgE.

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Answered 09/09/2025

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