Solve this exciting clinical case, specific to your field of interest via Docplexus’ Clinical Case Challenge. Join your fellow doctors to discuss and answer today’s challenge. Case presentation: A 27-year-old woman visited a dermatologist for unexpected painful lesions on both her toes that were progressively oedematous and pruritic. The pain intensified on wearing shoes. The woman did not have any history of autoimmune skin disorders and was not under any specific medications.
Investigations: • Multiple non-hemorrhagic bullae, approximately 1.5cm in diameter were observed on both the toes. There was no bleeding or any discoloration of the skin. • A month earlier to her lesion, she experienced a loss of taste and smell for almost 10 days. The dermatologist recommended a nasal swab COVID-19 test that was found positive and the patient was recommended a self-isolation…
