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Chronic autoimmune urticaria with worsening during the luteal phase suggestive of progesterone hypersensitivity successfully treated with rituximab.

Allergy Asthma ProcSep 1, 2026

A 30-year-old woman with glucocorticoid-dependent chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) presented with cyclical worsening of symptoms during her luteal phase.

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Clinicians should consider progesterone hypersensitivity in women with chronic spontaneous urticaria that worsens during the luteal phase.

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A novel FLNA p.Pro2469Ser variant is associated with impaired T and NK cell function and immune dysregulation.

FLNA encodes filamin A, a ubiquitously expressed actin-binding cytoskeletal protein that cross-links actin filaments and links them to membrane-associated signaling complexes.

Immunol ResAug 31, 2026Open accessRead case
Case ReportAllergy & Immunology

Suspected menopause nutraceutical-induced eosinophilic ascites: a rare clinical presentation.

A middle-aged woman presented with a 2-month history of ascites and marked peripheral eosinophilia (49%). Analysis of her ascitic fluid revealed 90% eosinophils, with no malignancy detected.

BMJ Case RepSep 1, 2026Read case
Case ReportInfectious Diseases

Recurrent severe cutaneous reaction to fluoroquinolones and rifampicin in a human immunodeficiency virus-positive patient with disseminated tuberculosis: A rare case report.

A 47-year-old male with HIV and disseminated tuberculosis experienced recurrent maculopapular eruptions with mucosal involvement after exposure to multiple medications, including fluoroquinolones and rifampicin.

Indian J PharmacolSep 2, 2026Read case
Case ReportDermatology

Levocetirizine-induced paradoxical fixed drug eruption: A case report with causality assessment.

A patient developed a fixed drug eruption (FDE) after self-medicating with levocetirizine, presenting with hyperpigmented patches that progressed to blisters.

Indian J PharmacolSep 2, 2026Read case

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