This article discusses the causes, features and management of recurrent lower limb ulcers in a woman aged 75 years.

The article discusses the case of a woman aged 43 years who was admitted to the emergency department with hypertension and hypoglycaemia on point-of-care testing.

A man aged 88 years was referred to a geriatric clinic for falls evaluation.

A man aged 37 years presented with a three-day history of a penile ulcer and fatigue.

A girl aged one week presented to the general practitioner for a routine baby check.

An otherwise well girl aged 11 months presented to her general practitioner with an unusual lesion on her posterior neck.

A woman aged 64 years presented with a three-year history of vulvar itch and skin fragility with associated superficial dyspareunia.

A woman aged 39 years presented with a 12-year history of recurrent painful nodules and boils to the axillae and pubic areas.

A boy aged four months presented with an erythematous and desquamative eruption over intertriginous and flexural sites that had developed one month prior.

A woman aged 64 years presented with a few weeks of tiredness, night sweats and palpitations.

A man aged 80 years presented with a one-day history of widespread tender skin lesions and malaise.

A woman aged 36 years presented to her general practitioner because of an episode of sudden-onset vertigo, left ear tinnitus, right arm numbness and weakness, difficulty speaking and headache.

A girl aged 11 years had multiple visits to the general practitioner and emergency department with unusual episodes of sudden-onset respiratory distress associated with stridor.

A boy aged 11 years presented to his general practitioner with a two-day history of severe right groin pain and difficulty weight bearing.

A woman aged 24 years with no past pregnancies presented with a nine-month history of bilateral nipple discharge and occasional severe headaches during the week after her period.