Fixed drug eruption images

Fixed drug eruption: glans penis

A typical oval erythematous fixed drug eruption - palms, soles, and lips are a common site. As they regress, hyperpigmentation is usual (FDE-patient1)

A typical oval erythematous fixed drug eruption - palms, soles, and lips are a common site. As they regress, hyperpigmentation is usual (FDE-patient1)

A bullous fixed drug eruption due to a sulfonamide (FDE-patient2)

A bullous fixed drug eruption due to a sulfonamide (FDE-patient2)

A healing bullous fixed drug eruption in the groin (FDE-patient2)

Fixed drug eruptions on the neck and back (FDE-patient2)

Plantar bullous fixed drug eruption due to cotrimoxazole

A fixed drug eruption on the penile shaft due to a tetracycline - genital lesions are a common location for fixed drug eruptions

A fixed drug eruption on the cheek; it resolved to leave hyperpigmentation

A recurrent blistering lesion on the tongue - it arose within a day of ingesting cotrimoxazole on each occasion it was taken

Red plaques that arose in the same place on each exposure to a sulfonamide drug - a fixed drug eruption

Blistering that arose on one shin on each exposure to a sulfonamide - a bullous fixed drug eruption