Skin rashes in toxicology can result from exposure to various toxic agents, including chemicals, biological toxins, and pharmaceuticals. Common causes include:
Benzene and other organic solvents, which can lead to dermatitis. Heavy metals like lead, mercury, and nickel that may cause allergic contact dermatitis. Pesticides and herbicides, often leading to irritant or allergic contact dermatitis. Certain pharmaceuticals, such as antibiotics or anti-seizure medications, which may cause adverse skin reactions.
