Gold Sodium Thiosulfate

Gold Sodium Thiosulfate is a metal used primarily in jewelry, dental work, and in gold plating.

Individuals who are allergic to gold should be able to avoid this metal. This may require not wearing gold jewelry, removing gold dental prostheses, or not receiving gold-based medicines. Just because you have a positive patch test reaction to gold, does not necessarily mean it is the cause of your skin irritation. A discussion with your dermatologist is needed to determine the reaction’s relevance to your dermatitis.

• Ceramics and glassware

• Cosmetics

• Currency (coins)

• Dental fillings/Implants

• Electronic circuits

• Enamels

• Eye and dental prostheses

• Gold-plating process

• Jewelry

• Medicines and pharmaceuticals

• Photography

• Porcelain and gilding glass

• Intracoronary stents

• Pool supplies

• Treatment of rheumatoid or psoriatic arthritis

• Iodine remover

• Leather tanning

• Ammonia remover

• Gold-plated intracoronary stents

• Auranofin

• Auricidine

• Aurocidin

• Aurolin

• Auropex

• Auropin

• Aurosan

• Aurothion

• Aurothiodulfate natrium

• Aurothiosulfate sodium

• Bis (monothiosulfato-(2<)-0,S) aurate (3<0) trisodium

• Bis (monothiosulfato)aurate(3<) trisodium

• Crisalbine

• Crytion

• Double thiosulfate of gold and sodium

• Gold sodium thiomalate – injectable therapeutic gold

• Gold stannate

• Gold trichloride – gold chloride

• Hyposulfite sodium

• Myochrysine

• Novacrysin

• Potassium bromoaurate

• Potassium dicyanoaurate

• Ridaura

• Sanochrysine

• Sel de Fordos et Gelis

• Sodium aurothiomalate

• Sodium aurothiosulfate

• Sodium chloraurate

• Sodium thiosulfoaurate

• Sulfocrisol

• Thiochrysine