Side Effects of Driclor

There are few risks associated with the use of Driclor, although you ought to be careful not to ingest it, and to keep it away from your eyes.  Some people might find that they experience no problems what so ever when using the product, whereas others will have to stop using it due to the irritation it can cause. 

Skin irritation

The main problem that you are likely to experience with Driclor is a small amount of skin irritation.  This is likely to reduce as you continue to use the antiperspirant.  If this does persist, however, then it is a good idea to stop using the product.  Any continued skin irritation might mean that you have a reaction to the aluminium chloride or another substance within the antiperspirant. 

Spreading infection

Driclor is sold as a roll-on, which can mean that any skin infections that you are suffering from might be stored and spread by the applicator.  This is quite a rare occurrence, but it is possible that this could happen if you use any roll on antiperspirant. 

It is important to remember that everyone will react to Driclor in different ways.  If your friend suffers from skin irritation when using Driclor, it does not mean that it will do the same for you.  If you find that you are short of breath, or something else is occurring that concerns you the best thing to do is to seek medical advice. 

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