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Reaction at both sites antiviral plot order nemasole 100 mg otc, but with higher intensity at the irradiated site, signifies both photoallergy and allergic contact dermatitis. Other photodermatoses can be differentiated from phototoxicity and photoallergy by their characteristic time course and morphology and lack of a compatible exposure history. Polymorphous light eruption manifests itself within a few hours of sun exposure as pruritic papules, plaques, and, uncommonly, vesicles on sun-exposed sites and resolves in a few days. Chronic actinic dermatitis presents as chronically lichenified plaques on sun-exposed areas. Lesions of solar urticaria appear within minutes of sun exposure as mildly pruritic urticaria and resolve within a few hours. Identification and avoidance of the precipitating agent is the treatment of drug-induced lupus erythematosus. It also involves exposed areas that are relatively sun protected, such as the postauricular areas and area under the chin. Sunscreen allergy: A review of epidemiology, clinical characteristics, and responsible allergens. Dermatitis 17(1):3-11, 2006 1074 Section 16:: Disorders Due to Ultraviolet Radiation Skin Changes Due to Other Physical and Chemical Factors Chapter 93:: Thermoregulation:: Dean L. Thermal balance is determined by metabolic heat production; evaporative heat loss; heat gain or loss through radiant, convective, and conductive mechanisms; and useful mechanical work done. Dermal papillary loops, arteriovenous anastomoses, and sweat glands are the major skin effectors of thermoregulation. Heat stress evokes large increases in skin blood flow and sweating through cholinergic cotransmitter and nitric oxide-dependent mechanisms to facilitate heat dissipation. Local skin heating causes a local vasodilation through antidromic neurotransmitter release from afferent skin nerves and increased nitric oxide generation. Cold stress evokes reduced skin blood flow through noradrenergic cotransmitter mechanisms to facilitate heat conservation. Local skin cooling causes a local vasoconstriction through noradrenergic and afferent neural mechanisms as well as nonneural mechanisms. Thermal stress can arise from variations in environmental temperature or from the human body itself, as with heat generation by skeletal muscle during dynamic exercise. When thermal stresses arise from the environment, changes in skin temperature occur prior to any change in internal temperature. When thermal stresses arise from the body itself as with exercise, changes in core temperature occur prior to any change in skin temperature.

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