Since allergy medications did not help, you can try gently soaking your hands and feet in cool water?please avoid ice, as extreme cold can damage the skin. Applying over-the-counter topical lidocaine cream can help numb the burning sensation. Elevating your hands and feet when resting can also help reduce the swelling. Please protect your skin from direct heat, and consider seeing a doctor soon to find the exact cause of these symptoms so you can get the right care.

Avil (pheniramine) can pass into breast milk and may cause drowsiness in your baby, so safer alternatives are generally preferred while breastfeeding. More importantly, because your hives and facial swelling are worsening, it is crucial that you see a doctor immediately. Facial swelling can potentially affect your airway and requires urgent evaluation. A healthcare professional can safely assess your symptoms, provide a more effective, breastfeeding-friendly treatment, and ensure both you and your baby remain safe. Please get evaluated right away.

Avil (pheniramine) is an antihistamine that can help reduce allergic reactions and itching. It is generally safe to take another dose if enough time has passed?usually 6 to 8 hours since your last tablet?but please do not exceed the recommended daily dose. To help soothe your skin, try applying a cool, damp compress or calamine lotion, and avoid scratching. If the spots spread, become painful, or do not improve within a few days, please consult a doctor for a personalized evaluation.

Since these antihistamines haven't helped after two days, I highly recommend consulting a doctor or dermatologist for a professional evaluation. They can identify specific triggers and may suggest stronger treatments, such as a brief course of oral corticosteroids or prescription topical steroid creams to quickly calm the inflammation. In the meantime, cool compresses can provide some soothing relief. Please seek immediate emergency care if you experience any swelling of your face or difficulty breathing.

Oral pheniramine, which you mentioned as Avil, is an antihistamine. It is very helpful if your reaction to the aloe vera involves itching, redness, or hives. However, for skin-colored, acne-like bumps?often a localized contact irritation?pheniramine alone may not completely clear them. First, please stop using the aloe vera immediately and wash the area gently. While pheniramine can soothe any underlying allergy or itchiness, these bumps should resolve on their own once the irritant is gone. If they persist, a doctor can recommend a topical cream.

Your whole-body rash and facial swelling are worsening despite taking medications and a pheniramine (Avil) injection, this could be a severe allergic reaction. It is very important that you go to the nearest emergency room or urgent care center immediately. You may require stronger, fast-acting treatments like systemic corticosteroids or epinephrine under close medical supervision to safely reverse these symptoms. Please do not wait to see if it improves on its own; a prompt medical evaluation is the safest and most effective way to help you feel better quickly.