If the choice is between drops and no treatment at all, drops are the clear winner
Mountz, J
The vast majority of cases of eczema are not drug-induced A systemic allergic contact dermatitis (SACD) caused by drug hypersensitivity Many drugs implicated - Blockers, captopril, calciumchannel blockers, NSIADs, opiates, paracetamol, many antibiotics, sulphonamides, antihistamines, aciclovir, valaciclovir, clonidine, aminophylline, heparin, hydroxycarbamide, iodinated radiocontrast media, oestradiol, phenothiazines, rivastigmine The latency from drug initiation to onset of eczema typically occurs at 714 days On withdrawal of the offending drug, resolution of the clinical symptoms generally occurs in 13 weeks
People with known allergies to copper or to any of the amino acids in the peptide sequence should avoid AHK-Cu