AGEP is a rare drug-induced pustular eruption affecting 3-5 cases per million population yearly. Typically starts on face or armpits, spreading to skin folds. Characterized by pinhead-sized sterile pustules and facial swelling
ADT reduces androgen levels to prevent prostate cancer cell growth. Therapy works best with radiation therapy for locally advanced disease. Low-risk patients show no survival advantage with ADT. ADT alone doesn't eradicate cancer, only decreases its aggressiveness
SJS is a severe skin reaction affecting less than 10% of body surface area. TEN involves more than 30% of skin, SJS/TEN 10-30%, EM is separate condition. Affects 1-2 people per million people yearly, typically under age 30
Common in elderly with emerging itching accompanied by temperature changes. Most common cause is xerosis due to skin barrier degradation. Can be caused by allergies, drugs, diseases, or neurological disorders
TEN is a severe skin reaction forming part of Stevens-Johnson syndrome spectrum. Early symptoms include fever and flu-like symptoms. Skin blisters and peels, often involving mucous membranes. Typical onset is over age 40, more common in females
Body aches, chest tightness, and chills are common. Cough, difficulty breathing, and ear congestion occur frequently. Headache, muscle aches, and sore throat are common. Stomach discomfort and nausea are common