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A 12 y.o. girl took 2 pills of aspirine and 4 hours later her body temperature raised up to 39-40oС. She complains of general indisposition, dizziness, sudden rash in form of red spots and blisters. Objectively: skin lesions resemble of second-degree burns, here and there with erosive surface or epidermis peeling. Nikolsky's symptom is positive. What is the most probable diagnosis?
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