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Everything else — triggers, immune response, personal history — stays invisible until it's mapped. UrtiMap turns 7 questions into that map.
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the basic idea
What appears on the skin is only one part of the story. A useful review also looks at when symptoms began, how they behave, what changed, what may aggravate them, and what has already been tested or tried.
It is built to separate what your records document from what is still only a hypothesis. Every statement carries the source it came from, and a plausible explanation is never presented as a proven cause.
What the welts look like, how long they last, whether they move, and whether swelling or physical triggers are involved.
Medications, foods, infections, stress, sleep, physical factors, and major events around the time symptoms started.
Allergy history, thyroid and gastrointestinal history, lab results, deficiencies, prior evaluations, and treatments already tried.
The goal is not only to describe today, but to reconstruct how the case developed and what changed along the way.
Welts • Itching • Swelling
Medications • Foods • Illness • Stress
Allergy history • Thyroid • GI symptomsLab results • Prior evaluations
Mast cells • Histamine • Inflammation
Family history • Atopy • Previous episodes
questionnaire
Select what fits and add details in your own words. You do not need perfect medical language—specific observations are what matter.
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