23 years old male presented to my office with 2 days of slig | Figure 1

Case Presentation

23 years old male presented to my office with 2 days of slightly pruritic rash over the body. Besides one day of malaise and fatigue (first day of illness), he didn't have any other symptoms. The Px is positive for work with aluminum-sulfate and some substance called Polyelectrolyte which is used for water purification.

Opinions? Could be pityriasis rosea or it is some other skin condition connected to his work?

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