Mycoplasmosis: a case report
Mycoplasma infections are very common among children and have multiple clinical forms. These infections can be associated with severe pathological conditions, in particular with allergic dermatosis. We report a case of mycoplasmosis with multiple severe lesions of the mucous membranes of an allergic nature, which required differential diagnosis with Stevens-Johnson syndrome. Timely diagnosis of Mycoplasma infections and identification of risk factors for severe disease require detailed analysis of clinical data and the use of appropriate laboratory methods. Rational comprehensive therapy with macrolides ensures favorable course of the disease.