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Dental Eczema and related disorders f4f4ef6b

A 63 year-old obese woman who has suffered from chronic leg swelling for several years. Her legs get intermittently red and swollen. When this happens she applies a combination of lanolin and Neosporin. One week ago, she did this and her legs got very inflamed and developed blisters, oozing and severe pruritus. The most likely diagnosis is:

A
Allergic contact dermatitis
B
Bullous Impetigo
C
Cellulitis
D
Erysipelas
High-Yield Explanation
Allergic contact dermatitis of the lower legs is usually caused by topical medication.

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