Urticaria and comorbidities

Gotua, Maia; Agondi, Rosana Câmara; Chérrez-Ojeda, Iván

doi:10.25259/ijsa_5_2022

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“…The higher prevalence of some concomitant diseases among patients with urticaria is also noteworthy. A review of literature sources shows that vitiligo, bacterial and viral diseases (including COVID-19), metabolic syndrome, asthma, atopic rhinoconjunctivitis [7], drug allergy, stomach, thyroid, liver, and prostate cancer are common among them [12]. Compared to the healthy population, rheumatic diseases, thyroid diseases, inflammatory diseases, and mental disorders are more common in these patients (2.74, 1.81, 1.57, and 1.87 times more frequent, respectively) [4].…”

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Modeling using discriminant analysis of the possibility of occurrence and features of the course of various forms of urticaria in ukrainian women depending on the features of anthropo-somatotypological indicators

Aladwan,

Chaika,

Belik

et al. 2023

Rep. of Vinnytsia Nation. Med. Univ.

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Annotation. Predicting the risk of occurrence and course of any disease is the most important and central topic of any branch of clinical medicine. This especially applies to chronic and recurrent diseases that lead to deterioration of the bone of life. One of these diseases is urticaria. The use of anthropometric indicators to achieve this goal is an economically, pathogenetically and logically justified choice. The purpose of the study is to build and analyze discriminative models of the possibility of occurrence and features of the course of urticaria in Ukrainian women depending on anthropometric and somatotypological indicators. On the basis of the Military Medical Clinical Center of the Central Region and the Department of Skin and Venereal Diseases with a postgraduate course at the National Pirogov Memorial Medical University, Vinnytsya, a clinical-laboratory and anthropo-somatotypological examination of 40 young Ukrainian women with acute and chronic urticaria of the mild and severe course As a control group, the indicators of body structure and dimensions of 101 practically healthy Ukrainian women of a similar age group were used, which were taken from the data bank of the research center of the National Pirogov Memorial Medical University, Vinnytsya. With the help of the license package “Statistica 6.0”, discriminant models of the possibility of occurrence and characteristics of the course of urticaria in Ukrainian women were built, depending on anthropometric and somatotypological indicators. In Ukrainian women, based on the characteristics of anthropo-somatotypological indicators, reliable discriminative models were built, which allow with a high probability to classify them as “typical” for practically healthy or patients with urticaria, as well as “typical” for mild or severe acute urticaria course (correspondingly correct in 89.4 % of cases, Wilks' Lambda statistic=0.080, p<0.001). When taking into account the structure and body size indicators among women with urticaria, a reliable interpretation of the obtained classification indicators is possible only between a mild and severe course of the disease (correspondingly, the correctness of 52.5 % of cases, Wilks' Lambda statistic=0.465, p<0.001).

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Modeling using discriminant analysis of the possibility of occurrence and features of the course of various forms of urticaria in ukrainian women depending on the features of anthropo-somatotypological indicators

Aladwan,

Chaika,

Belik

et al. 2023

Rep. of Vinnytsia Nation. Med. Univ.

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“…Gotua et al from Georgia along with Rosana Camara Agondi (Brazil) and Ivan Cherrez-Ojeda, Universidad Espiritu Santo, Samborondon, Ecuador provided an overview on urticaria and comorbidities. [2] The authors have explained two types of endotypes of chronic spontaneous urticaria, that is, autoallergic and autoimmune urticaria along with its differences in the form of mechanism, biomarkers, and clinical indicators. Different comorbidities including infectious diseases, atopic conditions, metabolic syndrome, and emotional stress have been explained in the article.…”

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Indian Journal of Skin Allergy: Journey of past 1 year

Godse¹

2023

IJSA

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Several patients with chronic skin allergy diseases consult dermatologists for their treatment. Some patients with chronic skin allergies are difficult to treat. Clinicians look for the opinions/views of experts for the management of such diseases. "Indian Journal of Skin Allergy" was conceptualized with an idea of providing a platform for dermatologists and other clinicians to publish their experiences, clinical research, views, interesting case reports, and reviews related to cutaneous allergies. It has been slightly more than a year since the first issue of the journal was published. It gives me a great pleasure to write about the past year's journey of "Indian Journal of Skin Allergy" in this Editorial. Although, the thought of starting a dedicated journal for publishing articles related to cutaneous allergy was old, it took a few years to bring that into reality. The journal was introduced past year, that is, in 2022. The first issue of the journal (January-June) launched in January 2022 included 11 articles. In the inaugural issue of the journal itself, we could attract many authors to publish their articles in this focused journal on skin allergy related topics. Interestingly, for this issue, we received mixed categories of articles, which any journal would wish to publish. We received a review article, original articles , a case report , a letter to editor, and a book review. We are very pleased to publish three original articles in this issue. The diversity and number of articles that we received in a short period of time than expected suggest that clinicians and researchers were looking forward for a dedicated Indian Journal for Skin Allergy. "Skin Allergy Research Society" conducts annual meetings for dissemination of the scientific knowledge from experts. The introduction of a journal provided a new opportunity for spreading the knowledge and learning at the annual meeting. In the inaugural issue of the journal, we provided an update

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Correlations between the value of the dermatological quality of life index and clinical and anamnestic indicators in ukrainian men and women with urticaria

Aladwan,

Dmytrenko,

Demyanenko

et al. 2024

Rep. of Vinnytsia Nation. Med. Univ.

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Annotation. The increasing prevalence of urticaria and its significant impact on the quality of life of patients is a real challenge and a difficult task to solve both for family doctors and for dermatovenerologists. The study of correlations between the dermatological quality of life index (DLQI) and clinical and anamnestic indicators allows a deeper understanding of how this disease affects various aspects of the patients' lives, in particular, taking into account the gender and age characteristics of Ukrainian patients. The obtained results may contribute to the development of more effective and personalized approaches to the treatment and support of patients with urticaria, which in turn will improve their general well-being and quality of life. The aim of the work is to establish the peculiarities of the relationship between the value of the dermatological quality of life index and clinical and anamnestic indicators in young Ukrainian men and women with acute or chronic urticaria of a mild and severe course. Ukrainian men (n=40) and women (n=40) of young age (25-44 years according to the age periodization of WHO, 2015), patients with acute and chronic urticaria of mild and severe course, underwent a clinical, anamnestic and dermatological examination. The degree of negative impact of urticaria on various aspects of patients' lives was determined using the dermatological quality of life index. All patients also underwent a questionnaire to determine the nature of work and various negative factors affecting the skin. The assessment of correlations between the value of the dermatological quality of life index and clinical and anamnestic indicators was carried out using non-parametric statistics of Spearman in the license package "Statistica 6.0". As a result of the conducted studies, multiple direct and inverse correlations, mainly of medium strength and unreliable, were established between the dermatoscopic quality of life index and clinical and anamnestic indicators (in men r= from 0.31 to 0.82 and r= from -0.31 to -0.73; in women r= from 0.30 to 0.71 and r= from -0.31 to -0.75), which have pronounced manifestations of sexual dimorphism both in the number and strength, and often in the direction of the obtained connections.

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Urticaria and comorbidities

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References 52 publications

Modeling using discriminant analysis of the possibility of occurrence and features of the course of various forms of urticaria in ukrainian women depending on the features of anthropo-somatotypological indicators

Modeling using discriminant analysis of the possibility of occurrence and features of the course of various forms of urticaria in ukrainian women depending on the features of anthropo-somatotypological indicators

Indian Journal of Skin Allergy: Journey of past 1 year

Correlations between the value of the dermatological quality of life index and clinical and anamnestic indicators in ukrainian men and women with urticaria

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