Linear IgA Bullous Dermatosis is an autoimmune disease that may be drug-induced or idiopathic. The main symptoms of this condition include painful blisters and rashes. This disease is otherwise known as chronic bullous or linear IgA dermatosis. It is not a hereditary disease.
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What first aid could be done for cellulitis?
Query: Hello doctor, My friend has a swollen and painful leg. Looking at the picture of her leg, I think she has cellulitis. She is having a hard time seeing a doctor because there was no available doctor in the nearby hospital last night. It already has blisters. What should be done as first aid now, whil... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Thank you for writing, and I understand your concern. Sir, this is bullosa that subsides on its own, but there are chances of spreading when it breaks. Hence antibiotic ointment is required. I would suggest you apply Silver Sulfadiazine ointment twice daily and keep th... Read Full »
Why is there blistering skin lesion after exposure to MenB vaccination?
Query: Hello doctor, I have a 18-year-old boy who developed blistering skin lesions straight after having the MenB vaccination with active mono after just leaving the hospital. For the lesions he was put on steroids, while being investigated, he was then diagnosed with linear IgA bullous dermatosis. He was... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Thank you for allowing me to treat your skin problem. Thank you also for providing information. Kindly hold on a minute; I am typing a detailed answer and explanation of your query. The clinical picture you have sent (attachment removed to protect patient identity) look... Read Full »