Often, both clinical manifestations coexist and overlap: urticaria is accompanied by angioedema in 40-85% of cases, while angioedema can occur without hives only in 10% of cases.
Chronic urticaria has a much smaller amount of rashes, blisters that are less edematous and different both in size and color from pale pink to intense pink.
Urticaria can be categorized into several types, based on the physical factor that triggers it and the signs and symptoms of different types of this skin disease, usually vary from each other.
Urticaria is one of the most common symptoms of allergies. Despite the fact that it is manifested in all cases, the reason for its occurrence can be a variety of factors, ranging from the pollen of plants to freezing temperatures.
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