Hydrochloric Acid for Hives

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Blueplanet (Hong Kong) on 06/25/2012:
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I confirm that soaking the affected areas in diluted hydrochloric acid works. All the blisters either dry up, burst or become scabs. I have no more itching sensation.

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Blueplanet (Yuen Long, Nt, Hong Kong) on 06/24/2012:
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I contracted severe hives on my palms after applying a deet based mosquito repellent on mosquito bites. I have already stopped using the repellents, but the hives persist. I have tried many things but to no avail. I have finally found some relief by soaking my hands in a solution of diluted hydrochloric acid. The itching sensation has gone, but I am not sure if the hives will come back later. I will post back.
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