Presentation of a rare case: IgA deposit disease in pregnancy

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Linear IgA dermatosis is a rare autoimmune bullous skin disease characterized by accumulation of linear IgA along the basal membrane zone and formation of subepidermal bullae. A 27 year-old female case who developed blister on the scalp (hairy skin) in 11th gestational week used dapsone and prednisolone during her pregnancy. In this case, the fetal and maternal outcomes of IgA deposit disease and used medications are presented.