CONCLUSION
Streptococcus dysgalactiae , a Group C Streptococcus is an important human pathogen that can manifest in a variety of diseases such as cellulitis, meningitis, bacteremia, and endocarditis. Current literature shows an increased likelihood of Strep dysgalactiaebacteremia in immunocompromised patients with comorbidities. There are numerous case presentations on Strep dysgalactiae , but they are insufficient in regard to cutaneous manifestations of this gram-positive bacteria. Our case describes a rare presentation as the patient was a healthy female without underlying health issues. This case details the presentation and clinical course of sepsis secondary toStreptococcus dysgalactiae bacteremia associated with diffuse myalgias and cutaneous manifestations. The patient’s diffusely tender, non-pruritic macular exanthem contrasts prior accounts in which pruritic lesions were associated with GCS bacteremia. The dissipation of the patient’s rash and other symptoms with antibiotic treatment identifiesStrep dysgalactiae as a likely etiology and supports that variable cutaneous manifestations can occur.