A 43-year-old woman with a personal history of uterine myomatosis and multiple hospital admissions in dermatology with a diagnosis of pustular psoriasis, who presented erythrodermia, amoxicillin bullous lesions and dysphagia previously treated with cyclosporine.
Cyclosporine A was started early; erythrodermia disappeared 48 hours after admission and the affected skin was deepithelialized.
Seven days later, the patient presented subtotal reepithelialization of the initial lesions and was discharged to the hospital.
