growing evidence that calcium channel blockers may cause eczema and other skin problems
April 2008
There's growing evidence that calcium channel blockers may cause eczema and other skin problems.
About 1% of patients get minor skin reactions...rash, itching, photosensitivity.
Now early evidence suggests that calcium blockers can cause a delayed "eczema" rash with dry, flaky, or red skin...usually about 3 months after starting the drug.
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