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ReginaldoCastro
Internal Medicine

Female, 59 years old. Four days ago the patient began to feel itching in the abdominal region. After one day of the onset of itching she noticed the onset of erythematous and painful nodules on the area. She is diabetic and has poor glycemic control (257 mg/dL at the consultation). She is also hypertensive and uses controlled psychiatric medication (haldol, diazepam). What is the diagnosis and treatment?

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