Life Threatening Rashes You Cannot Miss | The Advanced EM Boot Camp - Jan Shoenberger, MD

[@bugbumble3]

I am your big fan!!! Love all your lectures and your energy is contagious!!!

[@markalexander3659]

I had a rash initially diagnosed as "mild cellulitis" until a nurse who happened to pop into the doctors room for something had a word with the doctor and he rolled he eyes at her and agreed to do some tests...yeah, I had Necrotizing Fasciitis. That nurse who just happened to catch a glimpse of my "mild cellulitis" probably saved my life and definitely saved my leg.

[@nadiaelhani9523]

Great lecture!!! Much appreciated ❤️

[@roshanalilakho]

Excellent lecture

[@AFCreative500]

Thank you for presenting lecture on life threatening rashes

[@thomasmccann9546]

Brilliant- thank you for presenting these pathologies. You seem to have understood with the audience e.g. a thought process on how to identify these conditions.

[@mostafaelsherbiny8123]

Very Valuable lecture

[@zuhairyassin505]

i swear i reviewd the morpho list for a thousnd times but still confused

[@edreesalqutel8002]

Nie work. ...........

[@noralally6449]

im pretty 100% sure i have erythema multiforme i have such an unsighly rash between my breats, an it keeps spreading over to my neck, every morning i wake up i find its spread a little bit more and more

[@bellabebad]

Make sure you see your pcp! Could also be fungus! Very common spot and spears ! Hope you’re feeling better !

[@ahmedthamir9531]

♥️♥️♥️

[@nicobeerstra6828]

Mega tof

[@د.يوسفالأسعد]

Great

[@Johnmith626]

Thats strange because Azithromycin is the only drug that works for my ezcema, i went to several skin specialists which prescribed amoxiclav and erithromycin didnt do much but amoxiclav aggravated my condition even more. Interesting lecture and thanks for sharing.

[@shamakuma1967]

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[@doctormohamedhantosh1002]

No

[@doctormohamedhantosh1002]

No