Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Odd skin reaction to my hands and feet occurring 3 times recently with no changes in lifestyleAge - 26Sex - MaleHeight - 6'Weight - 185Race - CaucasianDuration of complaint + Location - Longest was the first time, on both hands lasting around 3-4 weeks before fully healing The second time on the feet was only 2-3 days The most recent time, today, again on both hands only not as severe as the first time. I have pics only of today's episode but I took a few sets over some hours to see the changes.Any existing relevant medical issues - NoneCurrent medications - NoneInclude a photo if relevanthttps://imgur.com/gallery/rrcI6jTEdit: just added some description of each e6Hey everyone, hopefully someone might know what's going on. So these pictures are 3 hours apart from the initial reaction I felt. This is now the third time something like this happened but each time has been different. They feel like an annoying chemical itch/burn and come out of nowhere.The first time about 2 months ago my wife and I had gone to the neighborhood pool. Maybe 3-4 minutes getting into the pool and my hands started burning so I pulled them out and they looked like what happen today but a good bit worse. It took about a month to completely heal. I hadn't done anything about it because I assumed it was some reaction to a pool cleaner or something. That day also was fairly busy and there wasn't anyone else showing the same thing. Also it was strange because I had completely submerged as soon as i got in and I didn't have them show up anywhere else. On top of that they looked raisin shriveled for like 2 hours after only 5-10 in the water.The second time is strange too because it looked the same but happened on my feet and it went from 0 - foot arching pain from the burning. I literally walked in the bathroom and I pulled one boot off and I thought I had ants biting me or something. I took off my sock and the same red blotchy chemically burn look and feel all over my foot. I showered right away they felt better and in 2days they went from fairly tender to no issue.Today is the most recent occurrence happening while I was sitting with a patient in the back of the ambulance. I was typing my report and they started burning again from nothing to pretty sensitive really quick. The pictures I posted are about 3 hours apart from each other if that might help anything at all. But even though it's on my hands like the first time, the severity was not nearly as bad as the first time and looks much better after a few hours than that did for a week or two.. ### Response: This is not a typical palmoplantar rash. I would be concerned that this dermal inflammatory reaction patter could be caused by a rheumatologic condition or similar. I suggest you seek dermatologic care. A skin biopsy and laboratory evaluation seems appropriate..