PMC9725927_01
Clinical feature. (A) The pustular rash on the face. (B) Edema and congestion in both eyes. (C) Oral ulcer. (D) Purulent urethritis accompanied by genital redness, swelling and ulceration.
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The clinical examination revealed the following symptoms: pustular rashes on the face (Figure 1A), back and perineum; bilateral uveitis (Figure 1B); swollen and painful knee and ankle joints; enthesopathy; Achilles tendonitis; erosions and ulcers on the buccal mucosa (Figure 1C); purulent urethritis accompanied by genital redness, swelling and ulceration (Figure 1D).
Clinical manifestations after 3 weeks systemic therapy. (A) The facial rash apparently subsided. (B) Edema and congestion disappeared in both eyes. (C) Oral ulcer healing. (D) The urethritis disappears, the redness of the genitals subsides, and the ulcer heals.
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The patient was discharged from the hospital (Figure 2A-D) after 3 weeks of treatment.