A 42-year-old female presents with a 4-week history of a non-itchy rash on her face
A 42-year-old female presents with a 4-week history of a non-itchy rash on her face. She is otherwise systemically well. She has mild asthma which is well controlled with PRN salbutamol inhaler. Examination reveals a symmetrical eruption on the central part of her face involving her nose and forehead as well. The eruption is composed of erythematous papules, with a few pustules and some macular erythema. There is no scaling.
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