“…In such patients, a trial period of carbimazole‐free therapy in order to closely assess urticarial response would be justified. Talapatra et al 19 faced the above dilemma in 2007, and opted to withhold carbimazole therapy, resulting in an aggravated thyrotoxicosis with a persistent rash. They then found the urticarial rash to improve once the patient's hyperthyroid state had resolved with propylthiouracil.…”
In clinically euthyroid patients presenting with urticaria, a trial period of withholding antithyroid medications can be exercised. In clinically hyperthyroid patients, antithyroid medications may be stopped with close observation of response.
“…In such patients, a trial period of carbimazole‐free therapy in order to closely assess urticarial response would be justified. Talapatra et al 19 faced the above dilemma in 2007, and opted to withhold carbimazole therapy, resulting in an aggravated thyrotoxicosis with a persistent rash. They then found the urticarial rash to improve once the patient's hyperthyroid state had resolved with propylthiouracil.…”
In clinically euthyroid patients presenting with urticaria, a trial period of withholding antithyroid medications can be exercised. In clinically hyperthyroid patients, antithyroid medications may be stopped with close observation of response.
scite is a Brooklyn-based organization that helps researchers better discover and understand research articles through Smart Citations–citations that display the context of the citation and describe whether the article provides supporting or contrasting evidence. scite is used by students and researchers from around the world and is funded in part by the National Science Foundation and the National Institute on Drug Abuse of the National Institutes of Health.