Toxic
epidermal necrolysis
It
is an infrequent, occasionally life-threatening if properly cured,
immunological illness of the skin. It is considered by sores that blend into
one another to cover a large portion of the body (30% and more), and wide flaking
or sloughing off of skin (denudation and exfoliation).
Symptoms
A
painful, red area that spreads quickly, raw areas of skin,Discomfort, The skin
may peel without blistering, Fever, Condition spread to eyes, mouth/throat, and
genitals/urethra/anus.
Diagnosis
It
includes test called Toxic shock syndrome.
Treatment
Cure typically comprises
hospitalization, repeatedly in the burn unit. If a medicine is triggering the
skin reaction, it is obsolete.
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