Husband’s reaction at the gym when his body temp goes up too quickly

    by AsianMuscleMommy22

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    1. Happened to me when I played basketball one time. Ended up overdoing it n had to go to the hospital for full blown anaphylaxis. If he ever starts getting short of breath or it gets hard to breathe when he has this reaction….hit the ER

    2. R_Ulysses_Swanson on

      Bring this up with his doc. Maybe even see an allergist. This can be a precursor to anaphylaxis, may want to have an Epi pen on hand.

    3. I too am allergic to exercise. But my symptoms are more like, extreme shortness of breathe, leaky glands, and severe craving for doughnuts.

    4. I once knew someone this used happened to, but they were allergic to their own sweat. Also got itchy when in warm weather and struggled regaining breath from an intense exercise session.

    5. I have the same issue, especially when it’s really cold outside and I wear too many layers of clothes. It’s really itchy and annoying.

    6. I had this problem. Turned out it was I moved from a moist climate to a dryer climate. Just moisturize my body every day fixed it. Mainly when it was cold outside. The doctor figured it out when his excessively hot nurse came into the office and I broke out.

    7. Omg I had this for about a year when I was 18, EVERY time I got hot, I’d look like a fucking walking bubble wrap, it just went away…

    8. Scary but Interesting! What’s the opposite of this when you have this reaction to ice and snow on the skin?

    9. I had this exact same symptom happen to me when I first started working out heavy. After consistently exercising past it, it eventually went away.

    10. malachitecrying on

      I get that because I have cold Urticaria so i sweat and then the sweat gets cold and I break out. I cant even carry a jug of milk at the store 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

    11. I remember this happened to me after a 7-mile run in 80-degree heat. It felt like my skin was on fire, and I passed out immediately after the run was over. I had to be rushed to the ER and was prescribed antihistamines.

    12. I am also allergic to my own sweat.

      I saw the allergy specialist and he looked at my chart and said “you’re interesting” which means I’m fucked basically lol (I also have a bunch of autoimmune diseases which is stupid. Yes my life is dumb.)

    13. man_u_is_my_team on

      What about after going in the sea and getting really itchy on certain parts of your body? Mainly hands and legs back of the legs?

    14. Oh hey I have that. Definitely go to the doctor, but I take fexofenadine (Allegra) once daily and haven’t had this problem in years now.

    15. First of all, like others have said, get an EpiPen!

      But man I’d hate to have this 😭 Hives are genuinely my worst nightmare

    16. I live in Canada and I used to get it when I would get to work and come into the office after being outside in the cold weather. Itches like hell. Had it for 3 winters in a row and then it never happened again

    17. Use to happen to me years ago. Took daily antihistamines and worked out more. Eventually went away.

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