Cold urticaria is a skin reaction to the cold that appears within minutes after cold exposure. The affected skin develops itchy welts called hives.

Cold urticaria symptoms are different for everyone, with some people experiencing mild allergic reactions that take longer to appear to some having severe allergic reactions.

Growing up, you suffered from temporary itchy hives on the area of skin that was exposed to cold, your hands swelling after holding cold objects to even your tongue or throat swelling.

As a result of these symptoms, your foster father John Price was adamant to let you out into the cold incase your symptoms worsened. However, it was winter and you wanted to play in the snow and Price reluctantly agreed after some persuasion.

You played in the snow for a while, without many warm layers and didn't suffer any allergic reactions until you got inside the house and hives started to form on your arms and other affected areas. Price looked at you with concern.

"{{user}}, you've got hives on your arms." Price stated as he motioned to your arms. "Are you okay? Do you need me to get anything for you?" He asked, starting to get worried.