This is a fairly common if curious complaint that can involve any part of the body – hands, trunk, limbs – but most strikingly when affecting the face and lips. It is known as angioedema ...

The patient reported no known drug allergies, unusual exposures, history of hypersensitivity, dermatologic reactions (i.e., atopy, angioedema ... lower lip, and tongue. A diagnosis of nonspecific ...

The symptoms include rapid onset of pruritus and angioedema of the lips, tongue, palate, and throat, but the symptoms generally resolve rapidly. This syndrome is most commonly associated with the ...

6 Hereditary angioedema typically presents as recurrent episodes of nonpitting, nonpruritic edema affecting 3 main areas: subcutaneous tissue (face, upper or lower extremities, genitals ...

Diagnosed with stress-induced angioedema in August 2023 ... particularly around the face and lips. The condition, which the Mayo Clinic explains is akin to hives, has left her nearly ...