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General Internal Medicine
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Allergy & Immunology
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Urticaria/Angioedema
What medications do you counsel patients to avoid if they develop ACEi angioedema?
Related Questions
How do you interpret high C1q binding assay with otherwise normal C1q, C3, C4, CH50 in a patient with recurrent urticaria with positive ANA at high titer 1:1280, negative dsDNA, RNP, SM, normal CBC, CMP, UA, and UPCR.
Is there a role for genetic testing after diagnosing HAE?
How do you approach performing a food challenge in a patient with CSU who is dependent on their H1 blockers?
Do you start omalizumab in childbearing patients with CSU?
How do you reassure families that no allergy testing is needed for urticaria?
How often do you rely on using the C1 inhibitor functional assay versus the quantitative level alone to diagnose HAE?
What is your experience managing patients with chronic spontaneous urticaria occurring only at night?
What treatments do you consider for cholinergic urticaria refractory to high dose H1 blockers and omalizumab?
What is your preferred prophylactic agent in idiopathic angioedema?
Is there a role for phenotyping patients with CSU outside of a research setting by ordering IgG-anti-TPO, IgG-anti-FceRI , total IgE, total IgA etc.?
