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Rash on back of hands Sep 27, 2001 Hello Dr Feinberg, I was wondering if you would clarify something for me. Can a rash (lichyfied) primarily on the back of the hands present with primary HIV infection? Thanks for your time. |
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Response from Dr. Feinberg
 A lichenified (chronic, thickened) rash on the back of the hands would be a quite unusual rash to see with HIV seroconversion. |
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 thrush and hairy leukoplakia (second question) |  Is pus cell number only 2 is good good to rule out gonnorhea |
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