
Managing your condition can begin with one conversation
Not an actual CSU patient or health care provider.
Make your next appointment count
Explore important topics to cover as well as simple, effective tools to help you describe your symptoms, ask the right questions, and feel more prepared when it’s time to meet with your health care provider.
When symptoms first start
Getting diagnosed with chronic spontaneous urticaria (CSU) or symptomatic dermographism (SD) can take time, but these tips can help you communicate clearly and get answers sooner.
Provide records | |
Leave nothing out | |
Track ongoing symptoms | |
Bring a full medication record | |
Don’t be afraid to advocate for yourself |
