13 year old school girl, gives history of appearance of thes | Figure 1

13 year old school girl, gives history of appearance of these lesions only over both feet since 2 days initially associated with itching but not anymore. She also gives history of walking in muddy water on her way to school. What is the diagnosis and management?


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