Chronic axillary rash

Presenter: Jessica Kim DO
Dermatology Program: Palm Beach Consortium Graduate Medical Education
Program Director: Robin Shecter DO
Submitted on: Apr 27, 2018

CHIEF COMPLAINT:  Chronic bilateral axillary rash which developed over the course of a year

CLINICAL HISTORY:

Signs and symptoms:  Rash is asymptomatic without any blisters or weeping. It is only localized to the axillae.

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