Question 109 · LDEK · Other
Twenty-five-year-old male presented with fever, arthralgia and painful oral and lip lesions. Medical history revealed the use of paracetamol 2 days before the onset of the oral lesions. Clinically, multiple erythematous and erosive lesions on non-keratinized oral mucosa were present, together with lip edema and bullous exudative lesions. Additionally, conjunctivitis and lachrymation were visible. Which is a probable diagnosis?
- A. recurrent intraoral HSV infection.
- B. Behçet’s disease.
- C. pemphigus vulgaris.
- D. erythema multiforme.
- E. systemic lupus erythematosus.
Hint
Combine the acute onset shortly after a drug, extensive erosions with swollen lips and the eye involvement.
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