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Potassium iodide (KI), initially derived from seaweed in the early 19th century, is used for treating sporotrichosis in dermatological practice. KI has also been used to treat several noninfectious inflammatory skin diseases. However, the mechanisms underlying the improvement in such skin diseases remain unknown, and KI is not used widely. Thus, although KI is an old drug, physicians may not prescribe it frequently because they lack knowledge about it. While KI is very inexpensive and causes few side effects, it has been superseded by n
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