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22 yo male with hand rash

The patient has tried topical steroid cream for 5 days with no improvement. History of neurodermatitis on the torso in the past. He has no other medical problems, no history of eczema, no new chemical exposure, works in an office setting, and other than itching and burning in the area, no other symptoms.

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