VASCULITIS URTICARIA OF CHILDHOOD - TREATMENT, SYMPTOMS AND CAUSES - RARE DESEASES

How to Identify and Treat Childhood Urticaria Vasculitis



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In childhood urticaria vasculitis, the child has round or red or purple spots on the skin, which appear suddenly, but usually the child seems to be well without appearing to be sick. This disease has only 1 episode in life. It is also called acute hemorrhagic edema and is a rare disease, which mainly affects babies from 3 months to 2 years of life, but although not very common, it can also affect newborns and children up to 5 years of age, especially those with atopic skin, with a tendency to allergies