[Recurrent reticulated reddish-orange rash on the neck and inframammary regions].

A 26-year-old white woman with no personal or family history of interest was referred to our department for a highly pruritic rash on the back of the neck, upper part of the back, and inframammary region (Figure 1, A and C). The rash had developed 3 months earlier and was resistant to treatment with topical and oral corticosteroids and oral antihistamines. The patient stated that she had had a similar rash some months before this episode and that it had resolved spontaneously in a few weeks. Physical Examination