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Dermatology

CSU is Associated With a High Burden and Impact on Quality of Life

Dr. Casale discusses delays in diagnosing CSU, the impact of severe itch on daily life and mental health, and the challenges in achieving remission.

Thomas Casale
MD
Thomas Casale

Learning objectives

  • Recognize the impact of delayed diagnosis in CSU
  • Acknowledge comorbidities and autoantibodies
  • Explore the impact of debilitating itch on patients’ QoL

Description

The discussion emphasizes delays (sometimes lasting up to a couple of years) in the diagnosis of CSU and the impact of debilitating itch on sleep and daily life, often leading to mental health issues. The disease, which can persist for over a decade in many patients, presents challenges in achieving remission.

MAT-US-2406695- v1.0 - P Exp Date: 07/24/2026

About this expert

Allergy/Immunology

Thomas Casale

MD

Professor of Medicine and Pediatrics; Chief of Clinical and Translational Research, University of South Florida, Tampa, United States

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Thomas Casale

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