Case Presentation An 85-year-old female presented to a clinic with an exacerbated eruption of tense blisters ( image attached for reference ). These blisters were present on the trunk and extremities of the patient. According to the patient, the rash developed 2 months ago, whereas the blisters appeared since the last week. The patient denied any use of medications but admitted that her husband had a similar kind of rash.
Physical Examination The patient was afebrile and had urticarial plaques along with overlying tense blisters on the trunk and axillae. There was no ulcers or any erosions on the oral mucosa of the patient. Source: Derm101 What is the most probable diagnosis of the patient? Option A: Allergic Contact Dermatitis Option B: Pemphigus Vulgaris Option C: Bullous pemphigoid Option D: Stevens-Johnson Syndrome The Correct Answer has Been Posted in The Comment Section Below …
