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(redirected from Irritant contact dermatitis)

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Diaper rash is an irritant contact dermatitis caused by the interaction of several factors, particularly the prolonged contact of the skin with urine and feces, which makes the skin more prone to disruption through friction with the diaper.
Diaper Rash Treatment by Alfred Patrick / Health, general community
Another types of allergic reactions are the irritant contact dermatitis and allergic contact dermatitis, these could we get from the ingredients in the cosmetics we used like fragrances and preservatives.
The Different Types of Allergic Reactions by Syahrul Azlan Idris / Reference and Education community
One of the main strains of dermatitis is known as irritant contact dermatitis and this type of skin disorder is typically triggered by the skins exposure to a chemical compound to which the sufferer reacts.
Irritant Contact Dermatitis - A Common Modern Day Skin Disorder by Madonna Jeffries / Food/cooking/nutrition community
 
 
 
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