Hymenoptera stings mostly cause acute urticaria but we describe a case of CU after wasp stings which remitted during venom immunotherapy. IgE-mechanisms have not been fully clarified in CU, except for isolated circumstances. In our case immunotherapy has played a positive role reducing immune cells reactivity and improving urticaria symptoms.
Remission of a case of multiple Hymenoptera stings‐associated chronic urticaria during venom immunotherapy / M. Dubini, V. Pravettoni, F. Rivolta, G. Segatto, R. Asero, N. Montano. - In: CLINICAL CASE REPORTS. - ISSN 2050-0904. - 9:5(2021 May), pp. e04188.1-e04188.4. [10.1002/ccr3.4188]
Remission of a case of multiple Hymenoptera stings‐associated chronic urticaria during venom immunotherapy
M. Dubini
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;F. Rivolta;G. Segatto;N. MontanoUltimo
2021
Abstract
Hymenoptera stings mostly cause acute urticaria but we describe a case of CU after wasp stings which remitted during venom immunotherapy. IgE-mechanisms have not been fully clarified in CU, except for isolated circumstances. In our case immunotherapy has played a positive role reducing immune cells reactivity and improving urticaria symptoms.
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