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Whats the difference between a sensitive reaction and an allergic one?

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Whats the difference between a sensitive reaction and an allergic one?

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Excellent question because people often confuse the two. A sensitive reaction only occurs on the area of application, is dose dependent (that is, substance amount has a direct relationship with the reaction), and manifests immediately. An allergic reaction, however, elicits a systemic response that may occur all over the body and can be triggered even by the smallest amount. An allergic reaction often has a delayed onset as well.

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