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Hello Reg, I also get itchy or even hives when my anxiety and stress is at a high level. It usually subsides as I begin to calm down on my own or take anxiety medication. I have been going to therapy for about two yrs. now and I try to take my mind off things with music, or hobbies that at times is difficult to consentrate ,some times it works for me. My support to you and your husband who serves in the military. Dewalt

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