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ReginaldoCastro

Internal Medicine

The patient has experienced pain and a burning sensation on the posterior region of the shoulder and upper third of the right arm for five days. He mentioned an intense stress situation one week prior. He consulted a dermatologist who prescribed topical Dexamethasone. The patient is 32 years old and has no comorbidities. What is the true diagnosis and treatment?

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