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Has been told it a "flare" of psoriasis and that needed oral steroids. Now, I am no rash expert, but that does NOT look like psoriasis and I have never seen it affect the bilateral temples and what is going on under his eyes and cheeks as well.

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30 yr old female. PMH of hypothyroidism and PCOS. She is currently taken Synthroid and Metformin. Rash started approximately three yrs ago. Previous provider told her it is psoriasis. It has not resolved or worse at all in 3 years. It is not painful but does itch. I don't think this is psoriasis but I also don't know what it is. It is not HZ. Any ideas for ddx? Treatment?](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/0a5396ed-d544-4d76-bb2c-6c510df0bea1)


2 year Hx cutaneous macular rash not responding to topical steroids in fact this is completely unchanged. There is a suprapubic patch of psoriasis which I don’t think is related.](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/3028ba28-796d-41b0-ad12-f8fd1e80f6c1)


The patient has psoriasis. Recently diagnosed with bursitis. Raised inflammatory markers, would you I/D in theatre](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/42231302-7101-492a-b9e4-436bd9be4461)


Female, 76 years. Presents a flaky skin and it Itchy. I think this Will be #Psoriasis but i am doubtful. What do you think about this case?](https://app.figure1.com/case-detail/5dc93bb4-155c-4731-bc82-c6ea5415c5a7)

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