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John R., aged forty-one, has had an irritating rash on the arms for two months. On the elbows it is pustular, apparently from the contact of a coarse woolen shirt. In some parts there are patches like lichen, and in others the linear appearance which psoriasis presents. What's the remedy?
John R., aged forty-one, has had an irritating rash on the arms for two months. On the elbows it is pustular, apparently from the contact of a coarse woolen shirt. In some parts there are patches like lichen, and in others the linear appearance which psoriasis presents.
What's the remedy?
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