Re: Does DMSA cause photosensitivity?

[Guest guest]

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> Hi!

> I've been trying to search if DMSA causes photosensitivity. I can't

see that it does, but we

> are at the coast and were out for a few hours this afternoon (after

4 pm) and when we got

> back to our place, he was absolutely plastered (uncharacteristically).

Not sure what you mean by plastered. For me, photosensitivity is a

symptom of adrenal weakness.

Nell

[Guest guest]

By plastered, Do you mean tired? The sun can do this as it causes an

increase in vitamin D production which can make you feel mellow and

sleepy.

As for dmsa making you sensitive to skin color changes from the sun,

I haven't read that, but we are all different. It could also be that

the ozone is shot! I know that I now tan/burn a lot faster than I

did 10 years ago. Also, mercury and metals can do strange things,

your moving them around right now, so anything it possible. Mercury

does in itself cause photosensitivity, but usually that meaning

sensitive to bright light. Not as in causing the skin to tan.

>

> Hi!

> I've been trying to search if DMSA causes photosensitivity. I

can't see that it does, but we

> are at the coast and were out for a few hours this afternoon

(after 4 pm) and when we got

> back to our place, he was absolutely plastered

(uncharacteristically). After about an hour's

> nap, he got up and now he is abnormally tanned. Extremely dark on

the exposed areas.

> Has anyone else experienced this?

>