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After taking alipurinol for several days, broke out in a rash that covered both legs. Front and back. Stopped taking medication and the progress of rash stopped that has taken a long time to go away.
Rash is a common side-effect of allopurinol. That is one reason why dosage should start at 50-100 mg/day and increase every few weeks.
If you have been advised properly, your doctor will recommend an alternative uric acid lowering drug on your next visit, which should have been scheduled for a few weeks after your first visit.
If in doubt consult a rheumatologist.