urticariallike
Urticariallike is a descriptive term used in dermatology to denote skin eruptions that resemble urticaria (hives) in their outward appearance but may arise from non-classic urticaria pathways or from conditions that mimic urticaria. It is not a distinct disease, but a pattern observed in various clinical contexts.
Clinical features commonly include wheal- or plaque-like lesions that are pruritic and may appear on the trunk
Etiology and differential diagnosis are broad. Urticariallike eruptions can be associated with true urticaria (IgE-mediated or
Diagnosis and evaluation involve clinical examination, thorough history to identify triggers or systemic disease, and targeted
Management focuses on treating the underlying cause and providing symptomatic relief. Non-sedating antihistamines are first-line; dosing