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Medicine-linked spreading rash

A new spreading, blistering or peeling rash after a medicine. Guidance, not a diagnosis.

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What it looks like

Signs

new medicine before the rashcircular or target-like patchesblisters or skin peelingmouth, throat, eye or genital sores

What may help

Options

emergency assessmentbring all medicines to the hospitaldo not rely on skincare treatment

When to get help

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A spreading or painful rash, circular target-like patches, blisters, peeling skin, or mouth, eye, throat or genital sores after a medicine needs emergency hospital care now.

Links checked 2026-07-22

Sources.

NHS · Stevens-Johnson syndrome

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