L50.8: Other urticaria
There are different triggers for the rash, for example medication or contact with pathogens.
The symptoms can vary in their severity. Certain areas of the skin usually swell up. These areas are often very itchy and red. The symptoms are similar to those that come from contact with stinging nettles.
The rash usually fades away again after a short time.
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