22 years old male. Relapsing exanthema of leukocytoclastic v | Figure 1

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22 years old male. Relapsing exanthema of leukocytoclastic vasculitis over three months. ANA 1:100, kidney normal, other antibodies not yet back from lab. Aciclovir treatment and topical Clobeatsol by other doctors over many weeks. Waiting for more detailed blood results right now. No other medication. No drugs. History of positive Lues serology, proven at false positive! What are your thoughts?

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