Use aloe vera gel or vitamin E oil to the affected area twice a day.
Cool compression - By applying the cool compression it may help to provide some relief from the pain and itch.
Herbal tea - Calming our nerves is one of the important things to do, as stress makes the matter worse. Drinking peppermint or passion- flower tea is very good. You can also try chamomile, valerian and catnip which also soothe your nerves.
Dabbing milk of magnesia on the lesions, provides some relief. As milk of magnesia is an alkaline solution it helps in removing the irritating itchy sensation.
Cornstarch - To stop the itching get 1/2 a tub filled with warm water, add 1/2 cup cornstarch and 1/2 cup baking soda. Soaking yourself at least once a day can make a lot of difference.
Consume cayenne pepper capsules to help the healing procedure. You can also have vitamin C, vitamin E or zinc for quick relief.
Take vitamin C, vitamin E, and zinc to help heal.
Drink tea made with a couple teaspoons of powdered stinging nettles (add honey and/or lemon for flavor).
Do not eat tomatoes, shellfish, strawberries, or citrus fruits while you have hives.
Wash the skin several times a day with vinegar water: 1/4 quart natural apple cider vinegar to two quarts water.
Herbal manuals often list a poultice of the crushed leaves of chickweed as a remedy for itchy skin. Some people make a paste of water and cream of tartar and apply it to the hives, replacing it when the paste dries and gets crumbly.
Applying this lotion it can grant you relief from the itchy feeling.

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