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child swimmer could mplains of lesion on foot, veruca? What is the best treatment?

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10 year old female comes to me with this scaling plaque on the knee. Few months ago she had a verruca which was treated topically with Canthacur (cantharidin) after which she developed a blister which popped and left redness which developed into this plaque which has been enlarging. Does not have any other similar lesion anywhere else on the body. Family history is negative for psoriasis. The only medication she is on is Circadin 2mgx1( melatonin)

#Foot #Fungal-infection](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/1efe3c82-2113-4605-b726-156f920e744d)

M31 presents to the Pharmacy with complaints of mildly-moderately pruritic, dry, hyperkeratinized skin lesions on his legs and ankles. Distribution is non-uniform, non-symmetrical. First lesion appeared over 3 months ago, others followed randomly. No significant past PMX. Pt is otherwise healthy. ?? Lichen planus Started him on Diprosalic ointment BD. Any thoughts on diagnosis and treatment??

#Psoriasis Two weeks after initiating treatment with Diprosalic ointment. Patient feels better with reduced itching.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/44679e63-a19d-496b-a267-d4ed43165d37)

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