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Hello i had an allergic contact dermatitis reaction to tree oil. how can i cute it? the skin is raised and super red on my forehead.
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See a dermatologist: Ideally, you prevent an allergic contact dermatitis by avoiding the offending agent. If you are exposed then frequently treatment requires a topical steroid ointment and if severe enough potentially oral steroids.
Answered 10/11/2015
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