A 27 years old refugee married presented with 2 years of the | Figure 1

Farman_BaniMarani

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A 27 years old refugee married presented with 2 years of the these penile lesions and nekolysis which they are asymptomatic. Penile lesions sometimes go away with local medications. Otherwise, the patient does not complain about anything else. Your thoughts?

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