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Burning sensation

This compound is a lachrymator and also produces a burning sensation on the skill i the latter is relieved by washing the affecte[Pg.695]

A SAPP with intermediate reactivity is used in combination with fast-acting MCP for the manufacturer of industrial baking powder and for retail and wholesale prepared cake mixes. SAPP imparts a bitter aftertaste which is often characterized as a mild burning sensation, especially when used in a product of low sweetness. SAPP is normally used at an NV of 72. However, it may be used at slightly higher or lower NV to obtain specific effects in certain types of baked goods. [Pg.469]

Resiniferatoxin (RTX) is the toxin isolated from the spurge Euphorbia resinifera which is responsible for the powerful burning sensation and skin irritation induced by the milky sap of these plants. Like capsaicin, resiniferatoxin activates TRPV1 currents, but not the currents through other members ofthe TRPV subfamily. [Pg.1069]

When administering penicillin IM, the nurse warns the patient that there may be a stinging or burning sensation at tiie time the drug is injected into the muscle. Discomfort at the time of injection occurs because the drug is irritating to the tissues. The nurse inspects previous areas used for injection for continued redness, soreness, or other problems. It is important to inform the primary health care provider if previously used areas for injection appear red or the patient reports pain in the area... [Pg.72]

Creamy white lacelike patches on the tongue, mouth, or throat Burning sensation in the mouth or throat... [Pg.81]

A. a stinging or burning sensation and soreness at the site may be experienced... [Pg.81]

Dryness, erythema, burning, peeling, oiliness/oily skin, diarrhea, bloody diarrhea, abdominal pains, colitis Skin irritation, tenderness, pruritus, erythema, peeling, oiliness and burning sensations Mild and transient pruritus, burning, stinging, erythema, photosensitivity... [Pg.604]

Rare drying effect, local irritation, including erythema, pruritus, burning sensation Burning, stinging, itching, worsening of the condition, contact dermatis, erythema, irritation... [Pg.604]

These drugp are usually well tolerated. Occasionally a transient burning sensation, rash, dry skin, scaling, or flu-like syndrome may occur. [Pg.611]

Eye preparations may cause a momentary stinging or burning sensation tiiis is normal. [Pg.631]

Aloe vera Aloe vera Inhibits infection and promotes healing of minor burns and wounds None significant if used as directed may cause burning sensation in wound Rare reports of delayed healing when used in the gel form on a wound. Taken internally, aloe gel may have laxative effect. [Pg.659]

Capsaicin is what makes chili peppers hot. It is an irritant, for mammals, but not for birds. This may be because birds spread the seeds better than mammals. It causes a burning sensation in any mammalian tissue with which it comes in contact. [Pg.189]

Capsaicin is a nonpolar molecule it dissolves in fats and oils, not in water. This is why water does not take away the burning sensation, but whole milk or other fat-containing liquids or foods will. [Pg.189]

Intense stinging and burning sensation during the application... [Pg.5]

Not painful (the burning sensation during the peeling is usually mild)... [Pg.5]

The patient complains a burning sensation or paresthesia during the peeling... [Pg.44]

Once the desired frost is achieved, the skin can be rinsed off with water, or cooled down with cool wet compresses which are applied to the skin. The wet compresses can provide a welcome relief to the burning induced by the peel. Unlike glycolic peels the water does not neutralize the peel, as the frosting indicates the end-point of the reaction rather, it dilutes any excess TCA. The compresses can be repeated several times until the burning sensation has subsided. Subsequently, a layer of ointment such as plain petrolatum or Aquaphor is applied and post-peel instructions and what to expect are reviewed with the patient prior to discharge to home. [Pg.65]

After the tape mask removal the exudate is cleaned by sterile saline. Spot peeling and retaping may be done if the skin looks underpeeled, particularly in areas with severe wrinkling. It is usually accompanied by a short-duration burning sensation. The tape is left for an additional 4-6 h and then removed by the patient. We cover the face with bismuth subgalate antiseptic powder for 7 days (Fig. 8.10). Other options include occlusive moisturizers, antibiotic ointments, and biosynthetic occlusive dressings such as Meshed Omiderm. [Pg.79]

A 42-year-old man with a history of diabetes and hypertension presents complaining of "heartburn." He reports a burning sensation in his upper chest and some regurgitation of sour-tasting material into his throat. The symptoms began about... [Pg.260]

Vancomycin Burning sensation when the drug was infused. [Pg.825]


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