A female has hypopigmented lesion on centre of forehead. The drug responsible is?

Correct Answer: Para teiary butyl phenol
Description: It is because of allergic reaction to the glue (Para teiary butyl phenol) present in bindi , so commonly seen in female. Contact leucoderma: Monobenzyl ether of hydroquinone is present in rubber, is most potent depigmentary agent. Para teiary butyl catechol is present in hair dye. Para teiary butyl phenol is present in bindi
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