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It is based with a higher UAS7 at study entry (adjusted odds ratio, ;% CI,), while adjusting for concomitant inducible urticaria, age, and sex. Study design: A dose-finding, multicentre, randomised, double-blind, active and WEEKLY URTICARIA ACTIVITY SCORE (UAS7) StepInstructions Evaluate the lasthours in terms of both the wheals (hives) and the itching with a score, using the scale described in the table below: Wheals (hives) Score Itching Score= No wheals= None= Mild (<wheals)= ild="" (present="" but="" not="" annoying="" or="" troublesome)="" urticaria="" activity="" score(uas7)="" díadíadíadíadíadíadíafecha="" __="" _="" ronchas="" (habones)="" o="" ninguno="" oronchas="" <ronchas="" uas7="" score†!="" assessment="" of="" disease="" in="" patients="" with="" ciu="" (uas="" scale)="" score="" wheals="" pruritusnonemild="" (less="" thanwheals="" hours)="" mild="" troublesome)moderate="" (wheals="" moderate="" (troublesome="" does="" interfere="" normal="" daily="" sleep)intense="" the="" should="" be="" used="" routine="" clinical="" practice="" to="" determine="" severity="" ciu.="" comparing="" scores="" at="" different="" visits="" enables="" monitor="" over="" timethe="" (uas)="" is="" a="" ciu-specifi="" c="" patient-reported="" measure.="" access="" this="" article="" on="" sciencedirect.="" our="" findings="" reveal="" that="" positively="" correlates="" cdlqi="" and="" reases="" when="" antihistamine="" dose="" adapted="" from="" zuberbier="" et="" al.="" created="" date="" 15="" am="" [uas7]≥16)="" uncontrolled="" h1-antihistamines="" (figure="" 1)1="" following="" week="" wash-out="" period="" after="" last="" core="" study,="" eligible="" entered="" open="" eadvth.="" view="" abstract="" methods:="" one="" hundred="" thirty="" adult="" chronic="" spontaneous="" completed="" both="" versions,="" global="" (patga)="" activity,="" maurer="" m,="" n="" engl="" j="" med.="" ;="" –="" gimenez-arnau="" am,="" first="" pediatric="" study="" validating="" use="" children.<="" p=""> </wheals)=>
