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Differential diagnosis

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This includes:

  • pityriasis rosea - acute eruption; initial large patch followed by numerous small pink papules with fine peripheral scale; papules concentrated over trunk and upper limbs; fade within 6 weeks

  • lichen planus - violaceous polygonal papules covered by white lines (Wickham's striae); associated mouth and nail involvement

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