A 72 y/o male came with the complaint of itchy blisters on his skin that have been present for 3 months. He has multiple medical conditions including diabetes, hypertension, and schizophrenia. Current medications include atenolol, atorvastatin, insulin, and haloperidol. Examination reveals multiple, tense blisters arising on normal-appearing skin as well as erythematous bases.

55 yr old female presents with soft bullous lesion as shown in image which burst and form a painful lesions which r present on whole body..she also have mouth ulcer and inable to feed..no h/o fever.. no DM BP- 90 /60..non smoker.. diagnosis and management

80 years old presented with intense itching since 2 months. History suggested that the patient repetitively scratch more at night. On examination there were 2 types of lesions seen. Blood crusted lesions and healing lesions predominately at hands, feet and lower leg (Figure 1-3). Treated twice for scabies with no improvement. Drug reaction and any cause of essential itching were rule out by investigations. Negligible improvement with antihistamines and soothing creams. What could be your diagnosis for itching?

Within 4-5 hour this children develop this no h/o fever no itching no pain no h/o drug as per patient attendant sir what is the diagnosis & management?

spot the diagnosis a pt.of uncontrolled DM type 2, suddenly developed skin lesions