Ochronosis |
This disease entity may be first noticed in newborns as their urine may be darker than A localized type of ochronosis can occur in the skin over areas where topical hydroquinone cream is applied. This is mainly seen when high concentration, 6 to 8%, of hydroquinone is used over a long period of time. Your doctor can perform blood and urine tests to check for this condition. At the present time, there are no treatments for ochronosis. Certain elimination diets may be beneficial. A referral to a specialist may be needed to discuss potential complications such as joint and heart disease.
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