Diagnosis is primarily clinical, based on medical history and physical examination. A skin biopsy can confirm the diagnosis, and additional tests may be used to identify underlying infections or rule out other conditions.
Are there any specific tests to diagnose Stevens-Johnson Syndrome?
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