RE: Glove reaction (possible different etiology)
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From: | "Kellar, Eric" <kellarec@MSX.UPMC.EDU> |
To: | Histonet@pathology.swmed.edu, "'pam plumlee'" <paw555@yahoo.com> |
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I had a similar contact dermatitis on my palms and between my fingers, and
showed it to my Dermatopathologist. I was concerned that it may also be my
new nitrile gloves or some other chemical in the laboratory. He diagnosed it
as being caused by a hair product that I was using (applying it to my palms
and rubbing it between my fingers before applying it to my hair - it
contained nettle and I happen to be allergic to nettle. He was right! After
a few cortisone applications and discontinued use of the hair product ...all
was back to normal.
Eric C. Kellar
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> From: pam plumlee[SMTP:paw555@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2000 11:10 AM
> To: Histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
> Subject: Glove reaction
>
> Good morning: I've had a reaction in the past few
> months on my palms and inbetween my fingers. I get
> little white and red blister like bumps that take
> quite a while to dry up and go away. They do not
> itch.
> I've been wearing gloves for about 20 years and never
> had a problem. When this started I was wearing a
> combo of regular powder free latex and nitrile. I
> thought I might be having a reaction to the latex so I
> switched to nitrile only. After going through 2
> brands of nitrile its still happening. Anyone out
> there have this problem? Any suggestions or
> solutions? Thanks for your time, Pam
>
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