The use of hair-straightening products with glyoxylic acid can lead to acute kidney failure due to calcium oxalate crystal buildup. French researchers observed severe kidney failure in mice within 24 hours of applying the product. The presence of calcium oxalate crystals in renal tubules was confirmed. The researchers recommend avoiding products with glyoxylic acid and withdrawing them from the market. Renal complications may be underdiagnosed, with signs like scalp irritation and nausea after salon visits. Cases of acute renal injuries post-hair straightening have been reported, with biopsies showing calcium oxalate crystals in the kidneys. A clinical case involved a 26-year-old woman experiencing acute renal damage after hair straightening. The cream used contained glyoxylic acid, leading to oxalate crystal formation in the kidneys. The study on mice confirmed the nephrotoxic effect of glyoxylic acid.
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