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Linear IgA bullous dermatosis
Linear IgA disease
A rare autoimmune blistering disorder with a distinct antibody pattern seen on skin biopsy.
What it is
Linear IgA disease can be triggered by medications. It causes blisters and needs specialist care.
Signs people often notice
- •Blisters
- •Often in rings
- •Can affect mouth
- •Sometimes drug-linked
Who it affects
Can affect adults and children.
Questions worth asking your clinician
- ?Could a medication be causing this?
- ?What treatment suits me?
- ?How do we monitor?
This information is general and educational. Always speak to your GP or prescribing clinician before changing medication, starting supplements, or acting on anything you read here.
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