Understanding hand eczema: features, diagnosis and treatment
My gloves are causing painful eczema flare-up on my wrists and knuckles. lotions and creams aren't doing enough because of the constant removal and reapplication of gloves. I was thinking about wearing
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Occupational Contact Dermatitis (dermatitis occupational, dermatitis due to oils and greases, dermatitis due to other chemical products [acids, alkalis, caustics, dichromate, insecticide, nylon, plastic, rubber], dermatitis due to food in contact with
