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AbstractA COMMON OBSERVATION: Ketoprofene gels, widely used to treat benign conditions, can provoke local intolerance. The most commonly reported clinical features include eczema, sometimes severe acute contact photoallergy that often spread beyond the site of application and may even lead to a long-duration generalized reaction.
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