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Dermatosis from antimony and compounds is occupational skin disease; contact dermatitis; pustules; ulcer; fume exposure; occupational hygiene.
Erythematous papulopustular rash; itching; occupational antimony exposure; ulcer; fume irritation
Antimony compounds; occupational exposure; irritation/sensitization.
Remove exposure; topical steroids; occupational hygiene; PPE; avoid further contact
Dermatology / occupational medicine.
Warm reminder: Health education reference only; seek care at regular hospital.
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