Red Scrotal Syndrome: A Localized Phenotypical Expression of Erythromelalgia
September 2007 | Volume 6 | Issue 9 | 935 | Copyright © September 2007
Noel Prevost PA-C, Joseph C. English III MD
Abstract
We report a case of red scrotal syndrome responding to oral gabapentin, a neuropathic mediator that is commonly used
in the treatment of primary erythromelalgia. The positive response to oral gabapentin and the resemblance of these 2 conditions
supports that red scrotal syndrome is a phenotypical expression of localized primary erythromelalgia. 
