52 y/o female presents with skin rash that appears bumpy and | Figure 1

52 y/o female presents with skin rash that appears bumpy and red/pink in color. Rash appeared about 1 day ago. Patient comes with complaints that the rash is itchy, unbearable. Patient does not have any specific allergies. The patient explains that they have been under excessive stress as well.

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