Contact dermatitis · 2008
Complementary and alternative remedies: an additional source of potential systemic nickel exposure.
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de Medeiros Luciana M, Fransway Anthony F, Taylor James S, Wyman Marcia, Janes Jodith, Fowler Joseph F, Rietschel Robert L
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Systemic contact dermatitis from nickel has been reported from a number of sources including medical devices and following experimental oral exposure.
OBJECTIVE: To identify other potential sources of systemic nickel exposure.
METHODS: The internet and published medical literature were searched for complementary and alternative remedies which contain nickel.
RESULTS: We identified and evaluated sources of nickel exposure in 4 homeopathic preparations, which are advertised to treat common skin diseases, as well as in a number of other homeopathic remedies, several herbal products and multivitamin mineral complexes.
CONCLUSION: Complementary and alternative remedies are an additional source of systemic nickel exposure and at highest doses the potential risk for systemic contact dermatitis in nickel allergic patients should be considered.
OBJECTIVE: To identify other potential sources of systemic nickel exposure.
METHODS: The internet and published medical literature were searched for complementary and alternative remedies which contain nickel.
RESULTS: We identified and evaluated sources of nickel exposure in 4 homeopathic preparations, which are advertised to treat common skin diseases, as well as in a number of other homeopathic remedies, several herbal products and multivitamin mineral complexes.
CONCLUSION: Complementary and alternative remedies are an additional source of systemic nickel exposure and at highest doses the potential risk for systemic contact dermatitis in nickel allergic patients should be considered.