Acrodermatitis
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My suggestion are 1 Erythrokeratoderma variability 2 Erythema marginatum
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Acrodermatitis Enteropathica..? Vesiculobulls Eczymatus..? Bullons pemphigoid? pustular meloniasis? Management.. Take a needle dip in alcohol and punch bullous dry it.. Mupricion ointment cream use.. Moisture lotion use.. Baby shampoo use.....
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1. Acquired acrodermatitis enteropathica Causes by zinc deficiency
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It's hemolytic uraemic syndrome . Stop nephrotoxic drugs . Need to correct sodium n potassium . Ecg monitoring . Foley catheterization . Maintain urine output . Comment on PBS. Use can use cefoperazone . Fosphenytion for convulsions . Giv...
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