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How Can Erythema be Prevented?

Prevention strategies include:
- Protective Measures: Using protective clothing and equipment to minimize exposure to irritants and allergens.
- Education: Providing education on the risks of certain chemicals and drugs.
- Monitoring: Regular monitoring of individuals at risk of exposure to potentially toxic substances.

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