I get them at different areas of my body.  Usually at night.  Sometimes I have to take an Ambien to be able to sleep through it.  They are gone in the morning.  Only serious replies, okay people?  Thanks!  :)
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There can be many reasons for hives.  There are medical conditions, but anxiety, stress, tension and allergies are the most common reasons for them.  See if you can try to figure out any reasons that you may be stressed, anxious, depressed, tense, etc.  That may help to rectify the problem.  Somehow, understanding why you may be getting them can make them go away on their own.  Try using benedryl cream and pills.  Those often help.  If they don't work, see your doctor.
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I would see a doctor.  Also try lavendar, like lavendar candles, or a lavendar plugin, or a lavendar pillow spray.
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Yes. They are VERY addictive and can make you drowsy OR very anxious during the day. Don't do it! Call your physician instead.
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It may be panic attacks, not always a known cause as to why the occur..can be in subconscience. I'd talk to your DR
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I get them too, and I seem to notice them at the same time you do -- maybe it's because we are finally resting or whatever, so they seems to stand out compared to when we are rushing about during the day.  I was told they can be from anxiety even if you aren't feeling especially anxious at that particular moment.  I got scared when they kept happening to me, and that's what my doctor said she thought was causing it.  If you have had an EKG, though, I think you are pretty safe.  I'm sort of glad to know I'm not the only one!
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Well, it didn't happened to me, but i think is something a little bit scaring, but if you were really tired and if you worked a lot those days...I think is normal.You should ask a doctor about this, to don't worry much.
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My son has had 2 . The first one was about 4 years ago. He was having it in his sleep. The second one was about 2 1/2 years ago, and he was real tired so he layed on the couch and less than an hour later he had one. Both times he was brought to the hospital and numerous test were done. None of the doctors could figure out why he had them, or if he will have more. It is a very scary thing to deal with.
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I am in the same situation. I have been taking sleeping pills every since going to Iraq. I recently decided to stop, because I was taking them everynight, and then taking energy pills every morning. I just quit. And it was hard. I still can't sleep right. But I have found that it I work out very very hard, I sleep at night. I have to exhaust myself, and my mind, and it is helping. I am getting much better.
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If you took them for 9 days that seems odd to break out so late? Are you sure it isn't something else? Anyhow you should be through the process by now. i would however tell both to have it on record that you should be give something different. If you truly are allergic you don't want to get them again. Right? So, that is something they both need to know.
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Once you get one they pop up forever especially from stress and sun. I use Abreva on mine as soon as I feel it coming on. Sorry. I know how bad they suck.
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My guess is you're taking Ambien? It's a great medication but sleepwalking a bad side effect. \nTry taking a Benedryl on some night but don't take the other one every night.\nThere's also the usual advice you'll get on how to sleep better:\n1. no caffeine\n2. don't exercise too late in the day (but exercising earlieris a great way to help sleep)\n3. Try warm lavender baths to relax\n4. don't eat a heavy meal before bed but don't get to bed hungry either\n5. Alcohol can actually disrupt your sleep patterns.\nThats all I can think of right now.\nGood luck!
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I took Lunesta and found that it didn't work at all for me.  I had a metal taste in my mouth and it simply didn't allow me to sleep.  Ambien is addicitve and causes amnesia.  There is a new drug out called Rozerem.  It is non-addictive and it works to increase your bodies own melatonin in your brain.  You can stop it at any time.  I find it helpful in getting back to sleep once I have woken up.  Also, if you can get some soft meditation or ocean sounds on an ipod or any other headphone system that may remove "mind chatter" if the casue of your sleelessness if anxiety.  good luck.  I have had sleep problems for over a decade.  Get a handle on it quickly or it will get away from you and make you sick in other ways from pure exhaustion.\nBest wishes.
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When I was pregnant they gave it to me because I was so sick, I have never had any problems with it, but it worked great for me... call your doctor or visit their websites. I would think that, if you are seeing hallucinations, then you are awake and it is trying to put you asleep, try going to bed a little sooner
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It happens when you press the blood vessels and the blood supply is cut off momentarily. Better keep your hands free and do not put pressure on them by putting it under your head or keeping them hard pressed between your thights etc. More suggestions only if you can tell which way you sleep. \n\nIf it persists, consult a physician
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It is normal people have sleeping problems during hard times. But don't worry, time will heal and your life will be normal again. No pills please.
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I get them too. I did the generic claritin. Trick is, for the first week take 2 a day. one in the morning when you get up, the other before you go to bed. At the start of the second week, go down to just one a day, BUT take it at the same time each day.  In addition, might try a nasal spray, allergy eye drops,   and a air purifier for your bedroom.  You can find them fairly cheap at Target or Big Lots.
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they dont work. my friend wants them and they all stop working when you stop takeing them. Then your just left with that stretched skin.ewww. Dont go there. love your self the way you are