RASH and FEVER

(classified by aetiological agent)

infections:

viral:

measles

varicella (chickenpox)

herpes zoster

rubella

erythema infectiosum

roseola

enteroviral infection

viral hepatitis

infectious mononucleosis

dengue and other viral haemorrhagic fevers

HIV/AIDS (sero-conversion illness)

rickettsial:

Rocky Mountain spotted fever

typhus

bacterial:

meningococcal septicaemia

staphylococcal septicaemia

gonococcal septicaemia

scarlet fever

typhoid fever

Pseudomonas septicaemia

Lyme disease

secondary syphilis

bacterial endocarditis

brucellosis

listeriosis

plague

bartonellosis

other infections:

pityriasis rosea

babesiosis

visceral leishmaniasis

African trypanosomiasis

other:

serum sickness

erythema multiforme

erythema nodosum

allergic vasculitis

drug reactions

erythema marginatum (rheumatic fever)

connective tissue disease:

systemic lupus erythematosus

Still's disease

dermatomyositis

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