38 year old with this, which was present last year. Denies | Figure 1
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38 year old with this, which was present last year. Denies traumatizing the nails repeatedly with any tics or OCD. Was treated last year with a course of Ketoconazole 2% cream with no effect. Iron level has been ordered. Chronic bacterial paronychia is suspected. How would you treat this?
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