[Table/Fig-1]:

Salient features of the two already published cases as compared with the present case report

	Schissel DJ [7]	Dakdauki et al., [8]	Present case
Age and sex of the patient	20 years old, male patient	19 years old, male patient	23 years old, male patient
Occurrence of rash	Two days after completion of 5 day course of azithromycin	On the same day of starting azithromycin therapy	Two days after starting azithromycin therapy
Clinical features	Cervical lymphadenopathy, mild posterior pharyngeal wall erythema	Cervical and inguinal lymphadenopathy, pharyngeal erythema, hepatomegaly	Cervical lymphadenopathy, posterior pharyngeal wall erythema
Lab findings	WBC 11,700/ cu.mm Lymphocytes: 68% Monospot test : Positive	WBC 10,900/ cu.mm Lymphocytes: 40% Neutrophils: 47% Monospot test : Negative Hepatomegaly	WBC 14,200/ cu.mm Lymphocytes: 56% Neutrophils: 32% Monospot test: Positive
Outcome	Pruritus resolved in two days and eruptions after five weeks of stopping azithromycin.	Resolved within two weeks after stoppage of therapy.	Resolved within one week of stopping azithromycin therapy.