finale, 21 years old, 7 days had a bite of tick And used neo | Figure 1

Michellepiekarski

Dermatology

Case Details

Finale, 21 years old, 7 days had a bite of tick And used neomicin. Contact dermatitis of neomicin. She is better with betametasone cream.

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