Discussion
DRESS is commonly characterized by a cutaneous eruption, eosinophilia,
and visceral organs involvement, the liver is the visceral organ most
commonly affected. Only 10% of cases present atypical with normal
eosinophil count [1]. Antimicrobials (especially penicillin and
sulfonamides) are the main cause [2]. DRESS syndrome can be
life-threatening and poses a diagnostic predicament considering its
atypical presentations. Most patients recover entirely within weeks or
months of stopping the medication [3].