“Hereditary Angioedema and Inducible Urticaria: Not Mutually Exclusive.”

A 33-year-old Hispanic woman presented to the allergy and immunology clinic for recurrent angioedema. She was previously healthy until she began to experience intermittent, infrequent episodes of angioedema at age 25. Prior to evaluation, she had experienced seven episodes of angioedema affecting the extremities with no oropharyngeal or abdominal involvement. The angioedema was non-pruritic and was not associated with urticaria, trauma, foods, medication, infections, or menstruation. She did not take any medications, including angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors or hormonal therapies.

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