Urticaria: The diagnostic challenge of hives: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 100, No 2

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Patients who present with hives are often hoping their physician can tell them what caused the condition. In acute cases, that is often possible, but unfortunately, the majority of chronic cases are idiopathic. In this article, Dr Sveum puts the spotlight on urticaria. He stresses the importance of taking a careful medical history and describes treatment options.

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