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Otros síntomas abarcan:
El médico puede hacer un diagnóstico preliminar con base en la apariencia de la piel o las lesiones de la boca.
Una biopsia de la lesión cutánea o una biopsia de la lesión bucal pueden confirmar el diagnóstico. Se pueden realizar exámenes de sangre para descartar hepatitis.
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