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3 Pts
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Average
Can you manage chilblains effectively ?
An elderly lady comes to see you convinced she has chilblains because it is similar to what her mother used to suffer from. You examine her and in fact the history and examination is probably consistent with the patient’s assertion. Which of the following would be least correct in this situation ?
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