Allergy.
1994 Mar;14(1):78-81.
A Case of Localized Heat Uricaria
Abstract
- A 33 year-old woman with local pruritus, burning, erythema, and edema within minutes after exposure to heat is described. With more extensive exposure to heat, she occasionally had transient palpitation, light-headedness and nausea. For provocation, when her forearm was exposed to water at 45 for 5 mintes, a lession identical to her spontaneously induced ones deveopled only at the area exposed to heat within a few minues.
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