A new entity: the neutrophilic fixed food eruption.

The article presents a case study of a 26-year-old male cook who was presented due to fixed eruption caused by contact or ingestion of freshwater fish and seafood. It states that bullous lesions appear on his forearms when he handles or eat fish. It mentions that normal skin on the forearm had underwent prick tests with commercial extracts or fresh food. Meanwhile, it mentions that the case will be classified as neutrophilic fixed food eruption.