Re: RJ113419 - Dungeons and Prisoners
Thankfully I haven't had any occurrences for a few years. I noticed if I sweat regularly it would be less severe which is why it wasn't as bad during the summer. If you make yourself sweat you might be able to gain a bit of control over when it happens get it out of the way before you do something you don't want interrupted by it. I also think mine went away because I changed my diet so consider trying to test out holding off on things you eat often. I eat less processed foods and more fresh food these days then I did back then. Of course I'm no doctor, but doctors don't really understand the causes all that much ether other than it's a type of allergic reaction to something in your sweat.
I feel your pain on the cholinergic urticaria. I had it myself for a couple years, completely debilitating itching pain all over. Like being bitten by thousands of ants under your skin. Worse in the winter when I didn't sweat as often. Any stress at all or heat triggered it. Being yelled at by my boss at work was the worst! I had to resist the urge to rub my skin all over like a maniac till I could make it to the bathroom. Actually no, having it trigger from sex/masturbating was the worst lol.
Thankfully I haven't had any occurrences for a few years. I noticed if I sweat regularly it would be less severe which is why it wasn't as bad during the summer. If you make yourself sweat you might be able to gain a bit of control over when it happens get it out of the way before you do something you don't want interrupted by it. I also think mine went away because I changed my diet so consider trying to test out holding off on things you eat often. I eat less processed foods and more fresh food these days then I did back then. Of course I'm no doctor, but doctors don't really understand the causes all that much ether other than it's a type of allergic reaction to something in your sweat.
