| Summary: | Purpose: The aims are to assess the clinical and demographic features of bullous pemphigoid in a pregnant women (Pemphigoid Gestationis) that has been complicated by Cushing syndrome after treatment, and compare it to the available literature. Materials and Methods: Case study and literature review in the Hospital of Skin and Venereal diseases named after V.A. Rakhmanov; We assessed a case of pemphigoid in a pregnant woman which was complicated by the appearance of Cushing syndrome due to the administration of steroids. A follow-up was performed. Results: Generally, steroid complications arise as a result of increasing steroid dose, but on the other hand treating a condition like bullous pemphigoid without using steroids can cause relapse or have poor prognosis. Conclusions: Bullous pemphigoid in pregnancy requires careful attention. In addition, considering the complications due to steroid treatment is vital to aid in the prognosis.
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