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BOF: 2.169

A 24-year-old male presents with a history of headache. He has a long-standing skin condition.

On examination he is noted to have bilateral papilloedema.

CT scanning of his head does not show a space-occupying lesion.

Which of the following skin conditions may have relevance to the headache?

a)      Psoriasis

b)      Seborrhoeic dermatitis

c)      Acne vulgaris

d)      Erythema nodosum

e)      Pityriasis versicolor

 

 

 

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