text: Common risk factors in the development of SJS include immunodeficiency, HIV infection, active malignancy (particularly Hematological cancers), genetic Predisposition ( HLA-B 1502 and HLA-B 5801 variants in particular) on exposure to antiepileptic medications or Allopurinol. Other risk factors may include past or family history of SJS/TEN, radiation therapy and rapid use of medications.
option_0: Stevens-Johnson syndrome risk factors
option_1: Dermatophytosis risk factors
option_2: Eczema risk factors
option_3: Chickenpox risk factors
option_4: Onychomycosis risk factors
option_5: Smallpox risk factors
option_6: Impetigo risk factors
option_7: Stevens-Johnson syndrome differential diagnosis