Urticaria (Papular)

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Disease overview

Papular urticaria causes many papules that appear intermittently, triggered by allergic reactions to insects, drug sensitivity, or environmental causes.

Common symptoms

Itchingelevated whealserythemaand edema. Hives may develop into fluid-filled bullae that can burst and cause infection.

WHEN TO SUSPECT

  • Recommendation 1

    Clinical evaluation of physical symptoms and thorough history taking to identify source of sensitivity.

HOW TO TEST

  • Recommendation 1

    Clinical evaluation of physical symptoms and thorough history taking to identify source of sensitivity.

TREATMENT

  • Recommendation 1

    Self-limited, subsides in 1-7 days. Topical soothing agents such as calamine lotion or oral antihistamines. Corticosteroids used for severe reactions, especially with angioedema.

PRIMARY CARE

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    Prevent symptoms by avoiding symptom triggers such as drugs and environmental factors.

FURTHER SUPPORT

  • Recommendation 1

    Allergists and immunologists work with primary care providers to educate and manage patients.Referral to Medical Genetics Department, if available. Initial virtual care is also available through organizations like TeleRare Health.

CLINICAL TRIALS

Sources

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