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Had an angine without fever. took profinal for 3 days. felt better but i did an allergic reaction skin rash the 3rd day.
Apr 20, 2013
This is most likely a viral exanthem (skin rash that accompanies a viral illness). It should fade away in a couple of days. But I'd like to ask if you're on any antibiotic? Any other symptoms like runny nose or red eyes?
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