I'm allergic to nickel sulfate. I know what products it is in - there are so many of them that now I don't know what I can eat. What can I eat?

Nickel generally causes contact allergies, i.e. skin changes caused by touching, for example, metal buttons in jeans (changes on the skin around the navel), metal jewelry, clasps in corals - changes on the neck or on the watch ( unless it is made of precious metals, surgical steel or titanium). I have not encountered any food allergy to nickel. Maybe you are allergic to some element, e.g. chromium, which is often associated with allergy to nickel.

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Jolanta Mętrak

In addition to specializing in internal diseases, he also deals with professional weight loss, he works at the DAMIANA Medical Center and the "Czajkowscy" Polyclinic in Piaseczno (14 Kilińskiego Street).

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