Methods
Blood investigations including complete blood count, renal function
test, liver function test, urine routine microscopic examination, ESR,
and ASO were within normal limits. Biopsy with histopathological
evaluation showed features consistent with Leukocytoclastic vasculitis
(LCV) (Fig 2). Tenofovir was suspected as the cause of cutaneous
eruption and was stopped. The patient was prescribed tapering doses of
oral steroids for 4 weeks which caused the resolution of her symptoms.
There was no recurrence of the rashes in 1-year follow-up.