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Localized Eczema: What Cause?

Poll

What strategy will you choose to help cure this woman’s local rash?

Eczema is confined to the dorsum of a 37-year-old woman's hands. She had been applying an over-the-counter, topical antifungal cream but noted no change in the rash. The patient is a hairdresser and enjoys kickboxing.

What is the recommended course of action?

Perform a potassium hydroxide evaluation
Prescribe a topical corticosteroid cream
Advise the patient to wear gloves when washing, dyeing, or styling hair
Perform a patch test for allergens in the workplace
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