Rheumatology/dermatology
Posted By: type of gout? please sm -- thanks -- on 2007-11-23
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Subject: Rheumatology/dermatology
Patient was told by one dermatologist she had morphea on inside of thigh and treated with Dovonex. This improved for a while, then returned. Saw a different dermatologist who thought it might be s/l burned out. Could be a type of gout??
Patient now is seeing rheumatologist - has lesions on back of calf - and has stiffness, pain, decreased range of motion.
Thanks for any help.
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