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Can you tell me about antibacterial soap allergic reaction?
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Irritant: Antibacterial soap is more likely to serve as an irritant than an allergen. It is not recommended to be used routinely since it may potentially foster the growth of more resistant bacteria while killing off the beneficial ones.
Answered 2/8/2020
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