Need to sort out: Once the skin reaction(s) secondary to lamotrigine commence, stopping the drug typically results in remission, unless Stevens-Johnson Syndrome has started. This a slippery slope, as there may be another contiguous problem such as COVID-19, which will need testing just in case. Either way, today, see a doctor, and if indeed things are moving negatively, go to ER. Better to be overly cautious here
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