The topic Topical Phototoxic Reaction you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Topical Phototoxic Dermatitis.

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• Photosensitivity can be described as an allergic reaction of the body (or skin) on exposure to the sun (ultraviolet light). This immune reaction may also occur on the usage of certain drugs, medications, creams, or chemicals, with subsequent exposure to sunlight (or ultraviolet light). This condition is termed as drug/chemical induced photosensitivity. The condition can be phototoxic or photoallergic
• The signs and symptoms of phototoxic drug (or chemical) induced photosensitivity can be local (confined to an area of skin) or systemic (widespread in the body). Thus, not only the skin, but other body parts and organs can also be affected
• Topical Phototoxic Dermatitis (TPD) is caused by a variety of cosmetics, therapeutic drugs, or industrial chemicals, and the signs and symptoms are normally limited to the skin area of application/exposure
• It can result in burning/itching sensation, skin rashes, and formation of blisters. In some individuals, the skin lesions due to Topical Phototoxic Dermatitis can last for a long duration
• The primary treatment for Topical Phototoxic Dermatitis is discontinuation or stoppage of the offending ointment/drug/chemical. In a majority, the prognosis of the condition is typically excellent with suitable treatment

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