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chromhidrosis
(redirected from Coloured sweat)

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chromhidrosis /chrom·hi·dro·sis/ (kro″mĭ-dro´sis) secretion of colored sweat.
chromhidrosis
[krō′midrō′sis]
Etymology: Gk, chroma + hidros, sweat
a rare, functional disorder in which apocrine sweat glands secrete colored sweat. The sweat may be yellow, blue, green, or black and often also fluoresces. A known cause is occupational exposure to copper, catechols, or ferrous oxide. Industrial nurses should be aware of this benign condition.

chromhidrosis [krōm″hĭ-dro´sis]
secretion of colored sweat.

chromhidrosis
secretion of colored sweat.


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