Tag: Drug eruptions

While many people are familiar with the gastrointestinal side effects of GLP-1 medications, dermatological adverse events have also been reported with increasing frequency. So, can GLP-1 cause face rash? The answer is yes, though it is often a sign of a more serious, albeit rare, systemic reaction rather than a common side effect.

While many cases of lichen planus are idiopathic, or have no known cause, it is estimated that a significant portion can be triggered by medication, a condition known as a lichenoid drug eruption. Understanding **what medications can trigger lichen planus** is crucial for patients and clinicians to properly diagnose and manage the condition.