Balanitis as a fixed drug eruption to tetracycline
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- DOI: 10.1016/s0022-5347(17)49372-4
Balanitis as a fixed drug eruption to tetracycline
Abstract
Fixed drug eruptions are a rarely reported complication of tetracycline therapy. For poorly understood reasons, the epithelium of the glans penis seems unusually susceptible to this type of reaction. We report 3 additional cases of balanitis secondary to orally administered tetracycline and suggest that there may not be cross sensitivity to doxycycline.
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