Abstract
This article reports a case of ampicillin rash with oral and skin lesions, including lesions on the palms and the soles. The distribution of the lesions in a young, sexually active man was suggestive of secondary syphilis. The history, the nature of the delayed rash of ampicillin, and the treatment are reviewed.
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