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Molecular characterization of contact urticaria in patients with melon allergy

The relevance of contact allergy to plant‐related food has recently emerged. Oral allergy syndrome is one of the most characteristic symptoms of fruit allergy, although it also causes systemic reactions. Plant‐food allergy is increasing at the same time as pollen allergy, and fruit‐induced allergic contact urticaria could be rising as well.