This includes allergic contact dermatitis (caused by contact with ... glands plenty of time to supplement the supply. Washing ...

Approximately 80% of all HD cases involve irritant contact dermatitis (ICD). Contact dermatitis of the hands can be either irritant or allergic in etiology (Goh, 1989). Irritants are harmful ...

Dr Stocks said: “Obviously we don’t want people to stop washing their hands, so more needs to be done to procure less irritating products and to implement practices to prevent and treat irritant ...

and frequent hand washing. Similarly, allergic contact dermatitis has a wide range of potential triggers, such as certain metals found in jewelry, latex and plants (such as daffodils and tulips ...

Background: Hand dermatitis is a significant problem among inpatient nurses. Accurate population-based data on the prevalence and risk factors for hand dermatitis in this group are lacking.