article_snippet: A 24-year-old student nearly went blind, lost up to a staggering 90 per cent of Khaliah Shaw skin and was put into a medically-induced coma after suffering a rare allergic reaction to a common anti-seizure drug.
article_snippet: Within a month of taking a common anti-seizure drug, Khaliah Shaw had developed a rash on Khaliah Shaw face, while the skin on Khaliah Shaw lips had started to peel off.
article_snippet: But two days later, Khaliah Shaw Khaliah Shaw woke up in excruciating pain, with the skin on Khaliah Shaw face, neck, back and chest falling off and Khaliah Shaw mouth covered in blisters.
article_snippet: Severe reaction: Khaliah Shaw, 24, lost up to 90 per cent of Khaliah Shaw skin after suffering a rare allergic reaction to common anti-seizure drug, Lamotrigine.
article_snippet: Above, Khaliah Shaw Khaliah Shaw is seen before (left) and after (right) Khaliah Shaw reaction .
article_snippet: During Khaliah Shaw first night in hospital, Khaliah ShawKhaliah Shaw's skin continued to fall off, leaving Khaliah Shaw with huge, open wounds.
article_snippet: Within a month of taking the drug, Khaliah Shaw had developed a rash on Khaliah Shaw face .
article_snippet: But two days later, Miss Shaw (right, with a friend, after Khaliah Shaw reaction) woke up in excruciating pain, with Miss Shaw's skin falling off .
highlights_snippet: Within weeks, Khaliah Shaw had developed rash on face and skin started falling off .
  
highlights_snippet: When Khaliah Shaw awoke, all of Khaliah Shaw hair and 80 to 90% of Khaliah Shaw skin had fallen off .
  
highlights_snippet: Now, Khaliah's hair is growing back; Khaliah Shaw is blogging to overcome ordeal .