- Look up
irritant or
irritants in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Irritant may
refer to: A
stimulus or
agent which causes irritation Irritant (album)...
- conditions.
Irritant contact dermatitis (ICD) can be
divided into
forms caused by
chemical irritants, and
those caused by
physical irritants.
Common chemical...
- to thin.
Concentrated irritants have an
acute effect, but this is not as
common as the ac****ulative,
chronic effect of
irritants whose deleterious effects...
-
lauryl sulfate, for example). Some
substances act both as
allergen and
irritants (wet cement, for example).
Other substances cause a
problem after sunlight...
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Irritant folliculitis is an
inflammation of the hair follicle. It
characteristically presents with
small red
bumps in the skin at
sites of occlusion, pressure...
- A
stimulus or
agent which induces the
state of
irritation is an
irritant.
Irritants are
typically thought of as
chemical agents (for
example phenol and...
- "nappy") area that are
caused by
various skin
disorders and/or
irritants.
Generic irritant diaper dermatitis is
characterized by
joined patches of erythema...
- into the more
general category of counterstimulation.
Topical counter-
irritants are non-analgesic, non-anesthetic
substances or
treatments used to treat...
- Laxatives, purgatives, or
aperients are
substances that
loosen stools and
increase bowel movements. They are used to
treat and
prevent constipation. Laxatives...
-
Balanitis is
inflammation of the
glans ****.
Balanoposthitis is the
proper term when the **** is also affected.
Balanitis on boys in
diapers must...
