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Allergic Reaction To Metal Plate In Wrist. After breaking her wrist during a wrestling match it was fixed with a metal plate My arm just kept getting worse to the point where I couldnt lift five pounds at the gym She went back to her surgeon who believed that her immune system was rejecting the plate and Chelsea had emergency. Try using just soap and water and letting it dry thoroughly. I suspected I might have a problem because I cant wear costume jewelry without having a skin reaction. There was not any previous report suggesting metal hypersensitivity manifested in the form of neuropathy or tendinopathy from metal plate implantation.
Fortunately a few months before my SI Joint fusion I asked my surgeon if patients were ever allergic to the implant metals. There has not been a recall and this is not a common issue with the Surge which has been out of production for a few years now. There was not any previous report suggesting metal hypersensitivity manifested in the form of neuropathy or tendinopathy from metal plate implantation. Neuropathy Caused by Metal Hypersensitivity after Placement of Stainless Steel Plate. After breaking her wrist during a wrestling match it was fixed with a metal plate My arm just kept getting worse to the point where I couldnt lift five pounds at the gym She went back to her surgeon who believed that her immune system was rejecting the plate and Chelsea had emergency. I ended up getting a titanium washer from the supplier and taped it to my wrist.
There has not been a recall and this is not a common issue with the Surge which has been out of production for a few years now.
Neuropathy Caused by Metal Hypersensitivity after Placement of Stainless Steel Plate. Some physicians might also recommend in vitro blood tests to detect metal allergy including the lymphocyte transformation test the lymphocyte migration inhibition test and the commercially available MELISA test. The most common types of cutaneous allergic reactions associated with metallic implants are eczematous in nature although urticaria and vasculitis have occasionally been reported. Cleaning with just alcohol may be leaving traces of it embedded in the band which could cause skin irritation. While some people have no reaction to it there was a larger than normal amount of Force wearers that complained of burning and itching on their wrist. There was not any previous report suggesting metal hypersensitivity manifested in the form of neuropathy or tendinopathy from metal plate implantation.