How are hives classified?
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Dr. Mehmet Oz answered:Hives are either acute or chronic. Acute hives are localized and last a short time. Chronic hives are spread over the body and can last more than six weeks.Helpful? 1 person found this helpfulHives are either acute or chronic. Acute hives are localized and last a short time. Chronic hives are spread over the body and can last more than six weeks. More -
Hives may be chronic or acute. Chronic means that the hives last longer and are a reoccurring problem. Any hives lasting more than six weeks are considered to be chronic. Acute hives may appear for a day or as long as six weeks.
Hives may be chronic or acute. Chronic means that the hives last longer and are a reoccurring problem. Any hives lasting more than six weeks are considered to be chronic. Acute hives may appear for a day or as long as six weeks. More
