Stress hives can be uncomfortable and itchy, and you may also feel self-conscious about the visible changes to the skin. In this video, learn ways to cope with pain, itchiness, and inflammation from stress hives.
In some cases, you may need to work with a healthcare provider to treat stress hives.
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