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What is Chronic Urticaria?

Chronic Urticaria, also known as chronic hives, is a condition that causes itchy, raised welts on the skin that may come and go for weeks, months, or even years. Some individuals may also experience swelling of the lips, eyelids, or other areas of the body.

Common symptoms may include:
• Itching or burning sensation
• Red or skin-colored welts
• Symptoms that appear suddenly and disappear within hours
• Swelling beneath the skin (angioedema)

In many cases, the exact cause is unknown. Stress, heat, pressure, infections, or other triggers may worsen symptoms for some individuals.

If you are interested in learning more about a clinical research study related to Chronic Urticaria, click the link below.
English -> https://get.fxmresearch.com/clou064aus02_v1_eng-1/
Spanish-> https://get.fxmresearch.com/clou064aus02_v1_spa/

🌷 Women’s Health Week 🌷
Strength shows up in many forms—resilience, advocacy, curiosity, leadership, and care.

This week, FXM Clinical Research celebrates:
✨ Women in medicine
✨ Women in science + research
✨ Women supporting families + communities
✨ Women asking the questions that push progress forward

You inspire. You lead. You matter.

At FXM Clinical Research, we are proud to recognize Autism Awareness Month and celebrate Shirt Week across all of our sites this week.

Our team is wearing autism awareness shirts as a way to show support, raise awareness, and promote a culture of inclusion within our offices and the communities we serve.

We believe that understanding and acceptance make a meaningful difference, and we are honored to stand in support of individuals and families affected by autism.

💙 Together, we continue to raise awareness and build a more inclusive future.

🌸 April is Rosacea Awareness Month 🌸

Redness. Sensitivity. Flare-ups. Questions.
Rosacea may show up on the skin, but it deserves more visibility than assumptions.

We’re proud to foster a community that:
✔ Learns together
✔ Talks openly
✔ Supports research progress
✔ Normalizes skin sensitivity

Clear skin isn’t just a trend—it’s a journey backed by science. 💧☀️