Abstract: Background: Stevens-Johnson Syndrome SJS is a rare but very serious mucocutaneous disease primarily caused by medications that includes antibiotics. This case report is about a 35-year-old male who suffered from SJS due to treatment for urinary tract infection using co-trimoxazole.
Case Presentation: The patient began with symptoms of flu, later on followed by rapid progression of erythematous rash and painful mucosal involvement. On clinical examination, there were blisters, skin detachment involving 10%.......
Keywords: Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, co-trimoxazole, drug hypersensitivity, antibiotic-induced reactions
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