Phenytoin and propylene glycol
Common Questions and Answers about Phenytoin and propylene glycol
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Soft-moist treats contain propylene glycol. Propylene glycol is a relative of ethylene glycol, which is the ingredient in anti-freeze that kills your pet if they ingest it. Over time, the consumption of enough propylene glycol can do damage to your pet so it's best to avoid feeding it altogether.
I buy sliced calves or beef liver and I boil it until it is cooked.
So over time, I was damaging my skin, but unaware because the steroid masked it.
I searched high and low for products without propylene glycol and parabens in them, but they are very difficult to find. One product was Malibu C’s sensitive Skin Oil Free Moisterizer. But the price tag made me reluctant to try it.
I finally settled on Exederm’s moisturizer and baby wash:
Using propylene glycol and paraben-free products have made all the difference in the world to my skin.
This is what this website (below said about antifreeze)
http://pediatrics.about.com/od/immunizations/a/0608_vac_aditvs.htm
"What about antifreeze? Don't vaccines have antifreeze in them?
Not really. Some vaccines do contain the additive 2-phenoxyethanol, which is an organic chemical compound, but it is not the same as antifreeze (ethylene glycol and propylene glycol). 2-Phenoxyethanol is also a glycol ether and doesn't sound much better than antifreeze, so why is it in vaccines?
Use of emollients, dimethicone can also be used. Use of propylene glycol, lactic acid, urea, salicylic acid which are found in many therapeutic skin products should be avoided.
If the irritation persists then please get it evaluated from a dermatologist.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor.
The swelling is in both eyelids. I have had the scaling and itchiness but, right now, they are red and burning. Claritin doesn't seem to help, but it cuts back on my other allergies that may aggravate it. It all started about 2 months ago.
About 5 weeks ago, I went to my GP. She said it was blepharitis and that I should wash my eyelids with baby shampoo. I did that, but it wasn't helping.
Propylene Glycol- a derivative of Antifreeze which is known to be poisonous to dogs! Here's a link:
www.dogfoodadvisor.com/red-flag-ingredients/propylene-glycol-dog-food-aid-or-automotive-anti-freeze/
Next: BHA- Known to cause cancer yet still used in low quality petfoods.
Here's the link:
www.dogfoodadvisor.com/red-flag-ingredients/bha-in-dog-food/
These treats are also full of sugar (A no-no) & coloring agents....Unnecessary for our furry friends......Get rid of these treats!
The only prohibitions I can find are "Do not drink alcohol or consume food or medicines that contain propylene glycol while you are taking metronidazole." The warnings say nothing about masturbation. I would caution that you should make sure your hands are clean, so as not to make the infection worse.
The odor characteristic of BV should be gone when the person no longer has BV.
You are describing states of nail fungus actually.
What works well is pure tea tree oil. It smells strong, but it works well. If any part of the nail has separated from the skin, as often happens, cut that part of the nail off. Even if it has not yet separated, cut the nail as short as you can without injuring yourself. Then apply the tea tree oil twice a day to ALL your nails. Wash socks and underwear in hot water with baking soda .Keep your feet clean and dry.
I have even seen even so called natural deodorants use Propylene Glycol and even use AKA’s to disguise its such as Propanediol. To boil down this lovely ingredient, to start with, it is commonly used ingredient in antifreeze. Propylene Glycol enters the skin so quickly that the EPA has warned factory workers to avoid skin contact in order to prevent brain, liver, and kidney abnormalities.
5% carboxymethylcellulose) and Soothe by Bausch and Lomb (glycerin and propylene glycol) also preservative free varieties. Again I am experiencing the same thing. I stopped using the Soothe, but I feel like the itchiness hasn't completely stopped yet. Prior to LASIK I had used the Refresh brand for contact dryness and therefore think it is unlikely that the allergy could be the carboxymethylcellulose. However I never used eye drops quite the way I have since having LASIK.
Its really really old looking and wrinkled. I just started looking at it with a light and glasses on and it really looked wrinkled and this is after i started using a jelly type store brand lube and after i looked i decided to discontiue the lube just in case it was that and well i need something to use so im using vegetable oil... and my penis looks alot shinier by the way but anyway.... What i want to know is what is a good free lube? is it vegetable oil?
This Kibbles ‘n Bits dry product contains the controversial food moisturizer, propylene glycol. Propylene glycol has been banned by the FDA for use in making cat food.
But it can still be found to this day in lower quality dog foods.
We’re always disappointed to find artificial coloring in any dog food.
Coloring is used to make the product more appealing to you… not your dog. After all, do you really think your dog cares what color his food is?
NyQuil Liquid
Ingredients
MEDICINAL INGREDIENTS per 30 mL:
Dextromethorphan Hydrobromide 30 mg
Doxylamine Succinate 12.5 mg
Acetaminophen 1000 mg
NON-MEDICINAL INGREDIENTS:
Original flavour: Alcohol, anethole, citric acid, D&C yellow no. 10, FD&C green no. 3, FD&C yellow no.
I have always taken pristine care of my skin. I am a very health conscious eater, and drink plenty of water. I do not consume alcohol or caffeine on a regular basis. I protect my skin with a natural 50 spf religiously. I cleanse with a completely chemical free cleanser, and moisturize regularly with unprocessed virgin coconut oil. I never moisturize with products containing mineral oil, fragrances, propylene glycol, etc.
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It uses an atomizer to vaporize a propylene glycol/nicotine liquid (I will probably be using nicotine) which also contains Propylene glycol, Nicotine, Glycerol, Tobacco essence, Essence, Organic acid, Anti-oxidation agent
I really appreciate your guys expertise on this. Mostly I guess I want to make sure that if it proves more difficult than I think I am prepared to feel safe using this for longer than a month.
Be sure that you understand the preservatives. BHA ,BHT, Propylene glycol, and ethoxyquin are found in many pet foods. Scientific studies have shown that these chemicals can promote liver & kidney problems and seizures and cancer. When changing your pets food make sure you are getting a Natural Super Premium pet food or Organic pet food. These foods you will have to go to a speciality pet store to get.
Sensitivities to certain foods and food additives, particularly to sorbic acid and benzoic acid (which are food preservatives), propylene glycol (found as a moisturizing agent in foods, drugs, and cosmetics), chicle (found in some chewing gums), and cinnamon, may play some role. Deficiencies of vitamins, including B12, folic acid, and B-complex, can cause burning mouth syndrome. Iron deficiency has also been implicated."
It's an aggravating condition, I know!
I have problems with skin care products, in particular shampoos, soaps, deoderants and shaving creams. The chemicals I have most problems with are propylene glycol and sodium lauryl/laureth sulfate. I also have issues with aluminum in deoderants/anitperspirants. I found this out using the technique I'll describe below.
As allymarbles mentioned, there are two types of soaps. I have issues with detergent soaps.
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