25 yo M Pt c/o "heat rash" on his back. Mild itchiness. Star | Figure 1

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25 yo M Pt c/o "heat rash" on his back. Mild itchiness. Started 5 days before as smaller marks but spread over the 5 days. Marks are flat and refill is quick when pressed. Not sure what type this is as I just referred to doctor and could not follow up.

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