29 y/o female. First developed a furuncle on thigh. Applied | Figure 1

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Case Description

29 y/o female. First developed a furuncle on thigh. Applied antibiotic cream for days. Furuncle did not develop any further, no pain but still red and swollen around area. A few days after, patient developed pruritic rash around area. Rash spreading around thigh and lower leg. Any guess what it is? Staph infection? #dermatology #rash #boil


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