• Postgrad Med J · Sep 1983

    Case Reports

    Exercise-induced urticaria and angio-oedema with relief from cromoglycate insufflation.

    • S Hatty, G J Mufti, and T J Hamblin.
    • Postgrad Med J. 1983 Sep 1; 59 (695): 586-7.

    AbstractThe pathogenesis of physical urticarias is unknown and the treatment is often difficult and unsatisfactory. A patient with severe exercise-induced angio-oedema and urticaria is reported who responded dramatically to cromoglycate by insufflation and not when treated with orally active cromoglycate.

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