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Probably Not Lupus
Emma & Hillary
21 episodes
4 days ago
We trust them with our lives, but what happens when Doctors can't figure out what's wrong? Emma and Hillary discuss medical mysteries and entertain you with rare, strange, and unusual case studies. These are based on (mostly) true stories collected from our friends, medical history, journals and fellow doctors. To protect privacy, names, dates and locations may have been altered. Get ready for your medical mystery bolus!
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We trust them with our lives, but what happens when Doctors can't figure out what's wrong? Emma and Hillary discuss medical mysteries and entertain you with rare, strange, and unusual case studies. These are based on (mostly) true stories collected from our friends, medical history, journals and fellow doctors. To protect privacy, names, dates and locations may have been altered. Get ready for your medical mystery bolus!
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Medicine
Health & Fitness
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EP 12 | Aquagenic Urticaria
Probably Not Lupus
25 minutes 11 seconds
4 years ago
EP 12 | Aquagenic Urticaria

This week’s case is a 22 year old male who reports recurrent and intermittent episodes of rashes. He describes them as intensely itchy patches on his chest and arms, and states he has experienced them for the past 10 years. Whenever the episodes occur, the rash remains for about a half an hour and then as suddenly as it occurs, it resolves. The most recent episodes he can recall include following bathing, and after walking outside on a rainy day.

He wonders, could I be allergic to water?

Probably Not Lupus
We trust them with our lives, but what happens when Doctors can't figure out what's wrong? Emma and Hillary discuss medical mysteries and entertain you with rare, strange, and unusual case studies. These are based on (mostly) true stories collected from our friends, medical history, journals and fellow doctors. To protect privacy, names, dates and locations may have been altered. Get ready for your medical mystery bolus!