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Notified by the patient. The patient c/o a localized rash to left upper inner thigh and the groin area, fatigue x5 days. He states the rash is a 4/10 pain when touched, and it burns. He denies fever, chill, fluid filled blitster, headache, nausea, or vomiting. He also denies change in laundary detergent or body wash. The patient states that he is pilot and just go back from Guatemala.
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