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Mobile Teledermatology of Acute Allergic Angioedema Case Reported

Year: 2024
Type: article
Study design: Case Report
Abstract: Mobile Teledermatology of Acute allergic angioedema case report Background: In addition, this type of angioedema can occur if an insect or spider bites you. Acute allergic angioedema happens quickly, usually within minutes to about one to two hours after you’ve made contact with the allergen. You almost always have. hives along with the swelling Patients and Methods: Ten years old Yemeni boy children patient presented with two big swelling in his forehead of acute onset. His father take photo for him by mobile and sent me through WhatsApp. Mobile Teledermatology. This occurred after insect bite. He was treated by oral antihistamine and topical steroid. There were no any investigations. Results: The clinical data and the investigations showed that patient had acute allergic angioedema. Conclusion: Acute allergic Angioedema was common skin disease caused by insect bite.
Language: English
Field: Medicine
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4407037311
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