Cosmetic Components Causing Contact Urticaria Syndrome: An Update

Verhulst, Lien; Goossens, An

doi:10.1201/b17534-22

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“…It is associated with the release of various chemicals, mainly histamine, from mast cells to the dermis layer. [9] Despite being benign and self-limiting, CIU can have adverse effects due to chronicity and recurrence tendency. The pathophysiology of CIU is not fully understood.…”

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The relation of chronic idiopathic urticaria with Fibromyalgia, sleep disturbance and anxiety

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The relation of chronic idiopathic urticaria with Fibromyalgia, sleep disturbance and anxiety

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Cosmetic components causing contact urticaria: a review and update

Verhulst

Goossens

2016

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Summary Immediate skin reactions are common in dermatological practice, but may often be overlooked. The main objective of this article is to provide an update of the literature concerning immediate‐type reactions or contact urticaria/contact urticaria syndrome caused by cosmetic ingredients in terms of immediate clinical symptoms, positive reactions following open, scratch or, most often, prick testing, and sometimes the detection of specific IgE antibodies. To this end, a selective search in different medical literature databases was performed. This yielded a list of cosmetic ingredients causing immediate reactions, including hair dyes and bleaches, preservatives, fragrance and aroma chemicals, sunscreens, hair glues, plant‐derived and animal‐derived components, permanent makeup and tattoos, glycolic acid peel, lip plumper, and alcohols. Many of the reported cases, however, lack appropriate controls and detailed investigation. Contact urticaria may occur with or without systemic symptoms, which are sometimes life‐threatening.

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Cosmetic Components Causing Contact Urticaria Syndrome: An Update

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The relation of chronic idiopathic urticaria with Fibromyalgia, sleep disturbance and anxiety

The relation of chronic idiopathic urticaria with Fibromyalgia, sleep disturbance and anxiety

Cosmetic components causing contact urticaria: a review and update

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