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dermatitis Like rash x 3 days any ideas?

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24 year old female with this hyperpigmented dark lession in the right toe of more than 1 month duration. Not painful or any systemic symptoms. Alleged history of trauma in the same area. According to the patient, the lession is still the same without any change in color. Any particular recomendation on how to treat it?](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/28d1c0ef-9d07-4a07-9636-6d6d75e0786a)

61yo M with rash starting on foot in summer. Initially responded to methylprednisone and PO steroid taper starting at 50mg and doxycycline. Rash recurred with diffuse spread and improved some to repeat PO steroid taper and doxy. ANA panel, TSH, CRP, ESR negative/normal after initial flare. KOH prep negative in office in early fall and repeat positive for hyphae started bleach bath, outpatient. Unable to pick up terbinafine. Returns today with worse rash, fissures, pain. T2DM otherwise no history autoimmune disorders. He is adopted. Suspected Steven Johnson syndrome from azithromycin n 4 years ago.

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35 yo fair skinned make c/o new onset painful scalp "bump" presenting 2 weeks ago. Denies any trauma to the area. No itching. Negative PMH except for alcoh abuse, sober x 2 years. Mother had a BCC on her nose removed. On no meds.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/819b35c9-b8f3-41fd-a9ff-708ae51d222f)

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