Toxicity observed in Some Commercial Detergents Commonly Used in Libya

Authors

  • DR.HASSEN Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology ,Faculty of pharmacy .,Omar El-Mukthar university Derna Libya
  • A.H.BENNASIR Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology ,Faculty of pharmacy .,Omar El-Mukthar university Derna Libya
  • SHANMUGAM SRIDHAR Department of Pharmacology & Toxicology ,Faculty of pharmacy .,Omar El-Mukthar university Derna Libya

Keywords:

Detergents ,Lyarkina , Eczematic reaction ,Skin inflammation , Prevention, Sodium Hypochlorite

Abstract

                 Commercial detergents are available in plenty , and the toxic effects to humans is studied experimentally on an  animal and compared for its effects on humans.The study is aimed for the possible toxic effects resulting from the misuse of Lyarkina solution used as a detergent .The inflammatory effect is caused  by Lyarkina which is a solution of Sodium hypochlorite with or without sodium hydroxide solution  Objective :The possible toxic effects resulting from the misuse of Lyarkina solution used as a substitute for detergents . Experimental set-up : Derna Hospital ,Omar El-Mukthar university ., Derna.  Methods : The inflammatory effects of Lyarkina on experimental animals (Rabbits) and on humans is studied .The number of patients on whom the experiment is performed crossed over 100 , and 50% were females . Results : The study revealed that in most patients the inflammation of the skin was evident by severe itching  caused by severe irritation and in some patients the eczematic reactions were observed. Even psychological effects were also observed ,where some vegetables ,citrus fruits , garlic and onions influenced the toxicity. Conclusion: The study confirmed the toxic effects to humans on misuse of the Lyarkine solution and should  be avoided  and  replaced  by  the regular detergents.

Published

31.03.2010

How to Cite

DR.HASSEN, A.H.BENNASIR, & SHANMUGAM SRIDHAR. (2010). Toxicity observed in Some Commercial Detergents Commonly Used in Libya. International Journal of Pharma and Bio Sciences, 1(1), 1–7. Retrieved from https://ijpbs.net/index.php/journal/article/view/189

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Research Articles