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Fixed food eruption caused by soy lecithin in a child

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have been reported (Table S1), with generalized dermatitis in severe cases. Systemic allergic dermatitis may appear as a maculopapular eruption resulting from the absorption of diltiazem through perianal skin and… Click to show full abstract

have been reported (Table S1), with generalized dermatitis in severe cases. Systemic allergic dermatitis may appear as a maculopapular eruption resulting from the absorption of diltiazem through perianal skin and mucosa. In these patients, it is suggested that oral diltiazem be avoided, and that chemically unrelated CCBs should be used with caution, as cross-sensitivity has been reported. Our patient was additionally sensitized to Myroxylon pereirae and multiple fragrances, likely from previous exposure to fragrances in cosmetics and other products; the use of Anusol preparations may have contributed to the dermatitis. To our knowledge, this is the first published report of cosensitization to both diltiazem and GTN.

Keywords: food eruption; eruption; eruption caused; fixed food; dermatitis; caused soy

Journal Title: Contact Dermatitis
Year Published: 2022

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