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All types are characterized by raised red skin [[welt (medicine) |welts]] appearing anywhere on the body They are itchy, about 5 mm in diameter. | |||
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Overview
All types are characterized by raised red skin welts appearing anywhere on the body They are itchy, about 5 mm in diameter.
Physical Examination
