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Home » Fixed Drug Eruption: Causes, Symptoms, and Site-Specific Reactions

Fixed Drug Eruption: Causes, Symptoms, and Site-Specific Reactions

July 18, 2025 by Marksparks .arkansas Leave a Comment

Fixed Drug Eruption: Causes, Symptoms, and Site-Specific Reactions

Question. Write a short note on fied drug eruption.

Answer.

Fied drug eruption:

Fixed drug eruption occurs at the same site each time the offending drug is taken.

“Understanding fixed drug eruption through FAQs: Causes, symptoms, and treatments explained”

  • Causative agents are tetracyclines, sulphonamides, phenolphthaleinand , oxyphenbutazone.
  • Lesions, which are often painful and may cause a burning sensation, appear as clearly demarcated oval or round erythematous plaques which are sometimes bullous and usually 20 mm in diameter, though lesions up to 10 cm in diameter may occur. After 1–2 days, the lesions become violaceous.
    Typically, there are one to three lesions. Lesions fade over 7–10 days and leave a hyperpigmented patch.

“Importance of studying fixed drug eruptions for healthcare professionals: Questions explained”

  • Sites affcted are hands, feet, glans penis or lips.
  • Lesions always occur at the same site.

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