Woman 42 years old, obese, with a history of IBS of 3 years | Figure 1
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Woman 42 years old, obese, with a history of IBS of 3 years of evolution. He reports having been cleaning the stove and using a new liquid. Presents this type of lesions on cheeks, to which would attribute the cause and how could they treat it?
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