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Some individuals simply do not tolerate certain compounds well

It is also found in: Jewellery [see Jewellery allergy] Metal household items (eg, cutlery, zippers, coins, keys,) Cosmetics especially eye shadow, blushers, and compact powders [see Contact reactions to cosmetics] Leather Clothing and shoes [see Textile contact dermatitis, Shoe contact dermatitis] Hair dye Medical devices, eg orthopaedic implants, stents, pacemakers, medication pumps Dental alloys [see Skin problems in dentists and dental technicians] Cement Paints Plastics Ceramics Blue tattoo pigments [see Tattoo-associated skin reactions] Animal feeds Printing inks Vitamin B12 tablets and injections

Optimal results are seen with a series of six weekly injections

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A vitamin B12 deficiency can occur for a variety of reasons, which is why its important to speak with your doctor