19yo college student. Diffuse rash x 4 days. Negative strep. | Figure 1

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19yo college student. Diffuse rash x 4 days. Negative strep. Viral exanthem/mono versus lamictal rash (started lamictal x 1 month), or the beginning of #Stevens-Johnson-syndrome?

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