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Sorry for the pic. This is a 10 yo boy who was diagnosed with #Pharyngitis and was given #Amoxicillin. This rash appeared 5 days after finishing ABX. It was in his whole body except palms and soles. In his legs the rash was #Maculopapular-rash with central necrosis. His pharynx was still erythematous with petechiae on the palate. (Note: there was no "strep swab" done). The child complain: LUQ pain. guess what he tested positive for this time!

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