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. 2021 Oct 21;51(5):2631–2640. doi: 10.3906/sag-2104-55

Table 2.

Characteristics of patients presenting with cutaneous symptoms.

n (%)
Total 887 (69.8)
Urticaria, without angioedema1 427 (48.1)
Idiopathic 327 (76.6)
Drug 87 (20.4)
Antibiotics 27 (6.3)
NSAIDs 25 (5.9)
Others 2 35 (8.2)
Food 12 (2.8)
Venom 1 (0.2)
Urticaria, with angioedema1 73 (8.2)
Idiopathic 48 (65.8)
Drug 20 (27.4)
Antibiotics 13 (17.8)
NSAIDs 5 (6.8)
Others 2 (2.8)
Food 3 (4.1)
Venom 2 (2.7)
Angioedema, without urticaria3 58 (6.5)
ACE inhibitors4 35 (60.4)
Idiopathic 9 (15.5)
NSAIDs 8 (13.9)
Other drugs 3 (5.1)
Food 1 (1.7)
Venom 1 (1.7)
Acquired 1 (1.7)
Xerosis 137 (15.4)
Systemic diseases5 89 (10)
Allergic contact dermatitis6 39 (4.5)
Atopic dermatitis7 13 (1.5)
Other skin diseases8 51 (5.8)

NSAIDs: Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs, ACE: Angiotensin converting enzyme.1 Sex, female (n = 295, 59%), male (n = 205, 41%), atopy (n = 82, 16.4%), comorbidity (n = 398, 79.6%).2 Cardiovascular drugs (mainly ACE inhibitors and beta-blockers) (n = 8), chemotherapeutics (n = 8), allopurinol (n = 5), local anesthetics (n = 4), contrast agents (n = 3), proton pump inhibitors (n = 2), insulin (n = 2), methimazole (n = 1), pregabalin (n = 1), infliximab (n =1)3 Sex, female (n = 32, 55%), male (n = 26, 45%), atopy (n = 82, 16.4%), comorbidity (n = 12, 21%).4 ACE inhibitor-induced angioedema; 4.7% (n = 35/738). Sex, female (n = 20, 57%), male (n = 15, 43%), atopy (n = 7, 35%), comorbidity (n = 35, 100%).5 Systemic diseases; liver diseases, kidney diseases, hematologic diseases, endocrine disorders, neurologic diseases, paraneoplasic pruritus, infectious diseases.6 Ten patients who developed gingivitis and stomatitis > 24 h after dental prosthesis application were accepted as contact allergy to dental metals. Sex, female (n = 20, 51%), male (n = 19, 49%), atopy (n = 3, 7.7%), comorbidity (n = 29, 74%).7 Sex, male: 77% (n = 10), female: 23% (n = 3), atopy (n = 4, 31%), comorbidity (n = 11, 85%).8 Other skin diseases; all skin diseases other than the above diagnoses (most common scabies and bullous pemphigoid).