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Caesium
What is Caesium and where is it found?
Caesium is a highly reactive, soft, alkali metal. Caesium is used in various industrial applications, including atomic clocks, and in medical fields, like radiation therapy.
Why do I have an inflammatory reaction to Caesium?
Inflammatory reactions to caesium may occur due to its toxic effects when present in high concentrations. Exposure to radioactive caesium isotopes can lead to radiation poisoning, causing inflammation and damage to tissues.
What can I do about it?
Minimize exposure to caesium by avoiding contaminated areas and materials.