Urticaria, era amanyiddwa nga hives, mbeera y'olususu etera okukosa ebitundu 20 ku buli kikumi eby'abantu bonna mu kiseera ekimu mu bulamu bwabwe.
Obulwadde bwa urticaria bwawukana okusinziira ku myaka, okwegatta, n'ekifo w'obeera.
Mu baana, omuwendo gw'obulwadde gutwalibwa okuba nga guli kumpi 1% buli mwaka, ng'ate mu bantu abakulu, guli kumpi 1-2% buli mwaka.
Omuwendo gw'abalwadde ba chronic urticaria mu bantu abakulu gutwalibwa okuba nga guli wakati wa 0.5 ne 1%. Kyokka, omuwendo guno guyinza okwawukana olw'enjawulo mu nkola z'okunoonyereza n'engeri y'abantu.
Kikulu okukijjukira nti omuwendo gw'abalwadde b'obulwadde bwa urticaria guyinza okuba nga tegusoboka olw'obutaba na bubaka bungi era n'obutaba na bulwadde butuufu.
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Urticaria, also known as hives, is a common skin condition that affects approximately 20% of the general population at some point in their lives.
The incidence of urticaria varies depending on age, gender, and geographical location.
In children, the incidence is estimated to be around 1% per year, while in adults, it is approximately 1-2% per year.
The prevalence of chronic urticaria in adults is estimated to be around 0.5-1%. However, these numbers may vary due to differences in study methodologies and population characteristics.
It is important to note that the incidence and prevalence of urticaria may be underestimated due to underreporting and misdiagnosis.
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