Body · Pattern guide
Medicine-linked spreading rash
A new spreading, blistering or peeling rash after a medicine. Guidance, not a diagnosis.
Browse concerns Story cardWhat to do now
Get emergency help.
Get emergency hospital care now and take every medicine or medicine pack with you.
What it looks like
Signs
new medicine before the rashcircular or target-like patchesblisters or skin peelingmouth, throat, eye or genital sores
What may help
Options
emergency assessmentbring all medicines to the hospitaldo not rely on skincare treatment
When to get help
Pause here
A spreading or painful rash, circular target-like patches, blisters, peeling skin, or mouth, eye, throat or genital sores after a medicine needs emergency hospital care now.
Sources
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Reviewed July 2026
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