Reviewing the use of imiquimod for molluscum contagiosum
Jennifer R. DiBiagio, Tia M. Pyle, Justin J. Green
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Jennifer R. DiBiagio, Tia M. Pyle, Justin J. Green
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We discuss imiquimod associated with non-application site mucosal reactions and two of our own clinical cases. In one of our patients, erosive cheilitis developed in a young boy after using topical imiquimod 5% cream for 5 nights weekly on bilateral cheeks, chin, and near vermillion border for molluscum contagiosum. The case is discussed with concerns for imiquimod use in molluscum contagiosum when used near mucosal surfaces.
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We discuss imiquimod associated with non-application site mucosal reactions and two of our own clinical cases. In one of our patients, erosive cheilitis developed in a young boy after using topical imiquimod 5% cream for 5 nights weekly on bilateral cheeks, chin, and near vermillion border for molluscum contagiosum. The case is discussed with concerns for imiquimod use in molluscum contagiosum when used near mucosal surfaces.
Key concepts: Imiquimod, Molluscum contagiosum, Medicine, Dermatology, Chin, Anatomy