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Medical Conditions - Erythema Multiforme

Erythema multiforme is a skin condition that occurs due to various triggering agents, such as infections and medications. They present with rash and bullous eye patterns on the face and neck, elbows, and knees. Fatigue and joint pain are also commonly seen along with these rashes. It is treated by taking antihistamines, painkillers, and topical steroids.

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What causes tender, red, itchy spots on my hands and feet?

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Is my painless finger rash related to Raynaud's phenomenon?

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How to manage erythema multiforme?

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Why do I have rashes throughout my feet and fingers?

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What should be applied to PIH after the erythema multiforme?

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