Irritant contact dermatitis can range from mild dryness to a severe reaction. It usually occurs on the hands with inflammation, pain and a rash in the finger webs and may spread to the palms and back of the hands. The affected area tends to be sore rather than itchy.
Simple soap and water can be useful, so if dermatitis and any other skin conditions develop, avoid the things that are causing irritation and disease.
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Moisturisers are important to prevent dermatitis from hand sanitisers. Unfortunately, we have to use hand sanitisers or we will get Covid-19. It is important to remember that these products are only for external use.
It has been suggested that ingestion of disinfectants may be beneficial to treat patients infected with SARS-CoV-2. DO NOT DO THIS. IT IS HARMFUL TO HUMAN HEALTH.
The above article may be of interest and provide some light relief.
Allergy or contact dermatitis common and frequent problem due to sanitizer use in those looking after COVID-19 patients?
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Use moisturizers very frequently and do not use hydroalcohol except in necessary situations; I have experience with many patients who use it compulsively and unnecessarily, its abuse is not advisable nor will it prevent more, the only thing it will achieve is to generate other physical and mental health problems
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