There are plenty of them around here, but they don't much bother me to be honest.
I have a friend the same way. He can rub them on himself all day and it doesn't really bother him. The reaction I get with contact is way worse and apparently different.
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There are plenty of them around here, but they don't much bother me to
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I have a friend the same way. He can rub them on himself all day and it doesn't really bother him. The reaction I get with contact is way worse
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Yeah, it's probably that you have a sensitivity to them. Same with fly bites and some people - Kath and I both got bitten heavily by mosquitoes on honeymoon, but my bites never swelled, unlike hers, which turned big and red/white very quickly and are still bothering her now.
If it's nettles, stop being a big girl. Just leave them alone and
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won't cause any irritation.
Those stings come up in white blisters, sometimes the full length of my arms and legs. I use Dock leaves, but I dont wait for the juices I just use the leaf to rub and rub until it disintegrates. Then I rub in another. Then I coat calamine lotion over it when I get home. 24 hours later every blister is still there and stinging. I guess I'm allergic to them, as well as Scottish midges. Mike
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If it's nettles, stop being a big girl. Just leave them alone and
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won't cause any irritation.
Those stings come up in white blisters, sometimes the full length of my arms and legs. I use Dock leaves, but I dont wait for the juices I just use the leaf to rub and rub until it disintegrates. Then I rub in another. Then I coat calamine lotion over it when I get home. 24 hours later every blister is still there and stinging. I guess I'm allergic to them, as well as Scottish midges.
*I* knew a Scottish midget once. Broke my heart.
Bill "but she didn't give me blisters at least" S.
(Just in from a {shhh!} road ride and this was the first post I saw. What's your excuse?)