The rash was described as nonpruritic and lacked both crusting and vesicles (options c and d)

BENZODIAZEPINE WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS Excitability (jumpiness, restlessness) Insomnia, nightmares, other sleep disturbances Increased anxiety, panic attacks Agoraphobia, social phobia Perceptual distortions Depersonalisation, derealisation Hallucinations, misperceptions Depression Obsessions Paranoid thoughts Rage, aggression, irritability Poor memory and concentration Intrusive memories Craving (rare) PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS Headache Pain/stiffness (limbs, back, neck, teeth, jaw) Tingling, numbness, altered sensation (limbs, face, trunk) Weakness (jelly-legs) Fatigue, influenza-like symptoms Muscle twitches, jerks, tics, electric shocks Tremor Dizziness, light-headedness, poor balance Blurred/double vision, sore or dry eyes Tinnitus Hypersensitivity (light, sound, touch, taste, smell) Gastrointestinal symptoms (nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation, pain, distension, difficulty swallowing) Appetite/weight change Dry mouth, metallic taste, unusual smell Flushing/sweating/palpitations Overbreathing Urinary difficulties/menstrual difficulties Skin rashes, itching Fits (rare) These symptoms have all been described by patients withdrawing from benzodiazepines

Common triggers of eczema and dermatitis include: Jewellery, including earrings or studs (especially gold-plated earrings) Coins Watch buckles, metal straps or the metal back of a watch Metal studs or fastenings on jeans, bras or underwear
Hydrate, particularly with liquids with electrolytes
She faces up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine