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  1. Chlorhexidine and dematitis (contact)

    Jezzb posted a topic in General Nursing
    Hi, I'm currently a nursing student in New Zealand. During clinical placements in hospitals I have been using chlorhexidine to to wash my hands but have been experienicing contact dermatitis due to using it. It only takes about a day and my hands become itchy and small lumps appear. It resolves itself in about four days if I stop using chlorhexidine. This only occurs on my hands but understandibly it is very frustrating indeed. So I was wondering if there is anyone else who expereiences this and how they manage it? And is there a product that is more suitable to use that won't cause this reaction in the clinical setting? Thanks Jeremy

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