Abstract:In a woman aged 22, herpes gestationis appeared to be perpetuated for 6 months by a contraceptive drng prescribed to prevent a further pregnancy which might involve the risk of a recurrence of the eruption.The literature relating such eruptions to the progestational steroids is reviewed. Pruritus and erythema secondary to liver damage induced by these drugs are also discussed.
“…Herpes gestationis, an uncommon dermatosis occurring in preg. nancy or the puerperium , may be perpetuated by oral contraceptives (Morgan, 1968).…”
Section: Hormonesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Erythema nodosum has been reported with their use and they may also act as photosensitizers. Herpes gestationis, an uncommon dermatosis occurring in pregnancy or the puerperium, may be perpetuated by oral contraceptives (Morgan, 1968).…”
“…Herpes gestationis, an uncommon dermatosis occurring in preg. nancy or the puerperium , may be perpetuated by oral contraceptives (Morgan, 1968).…”
Section: Hormonesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Erythema nodosum has been reported with their use and they may also act as photosensitizers. Herpes gestationis, an uncommon dermatosis occurring in pregnancy or the puerperium, may be perpetuated by oral contraceptives (Morgan, 1968).…”
“…Herpes gestationis has been reported to have been perpetuated by a combined oral contraceptive (Mitchell, 1966;Lynch and Albrecht, 1966;Morgan, 1968).…”
Section: Effects Of Oral Contraceptives On the Skinmentioning
“…Recently, herpes gestationis in a woman of 22 appeared to be perpetuated for six months by a contraceptive drug and the author 4 remarks that if a physician advises a patient with herpes gestationis that subsequent pregnancies will cause further attacks, he should warn her and her doctor to be cautious in using oral contraceptive drugs.…”
Section: Skin Diseases Associated With Pregnancymentioning
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