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"Pullachi Erythema" - Nora

Posted: May 08, 2010

The doctors is saying, "ENT- there is considerable "pullachi erythema" of the mouth and jaw. Has anyone heard of "pullachi erythema"?

Can you hear blotchy erythema? NM - Kiedly

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patchy erythema - anon

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possibly?

oral erythema or gingival erythema...just a guess. NM - mt

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blanching erythema - perhaps

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