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Erythema multiforme

2016-04-09 19:36:20
Can erythema multiforme happen due to Pregnancy hormones? A friend of mine is almost 34 weeks pregnant. She has had no new medicine nor did she have any infection or fever yet got the itchy red rash with a target. Can this rash be due to pregnancy?
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Hi. Greetings. Rare case reports of the same have been reported. And may not adversely affect pregnancy. She should be carefully treated by a qualified dermatologist and gynaecologist. All investigations necessary should be done. Sometimes we are just not able to pick up the trigger. Hope this helps.

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