What is the skin disease caused by rubber products?
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What is the skin disease caused by rubber products? Skin diseases caused by rubber products refer to skin diseases occurring in the process of processing, production and use of rubber products. Dermatitis occurs frequently in summer, with red spot papules, papules, scattered or dense, and self-conscious pruritus on the contact site. Skin lesions were treated according to general principles.
What is the skin disease caused by rubber products?
Natural and synthetic rubber are used in rubber products industry. Natural rubber usually does not cause sensitivity, while synthetic rubber, especially the additives added in rubber processing, such as hardener (sulfur, sulfur monochloride, etc.), filler (magnesium carbonate, calcium carbonate, etc.), anti-wear agent (carbon black, asphalt, resin, etc.), accelerator (TMTD), antioxidant a (N-phenyl)- α- Naphthylamine) and Colorants (phthalocyanine blue, titanium dioxide, chromium pigment) can cause allergic contact reaction after contact.
Synthetic rubber, especially additives added in rubber processing, such as hardener (sulfur, sulfur monochloride, etc.), filler (magnesium carbonate, calcium carbonate, etc.), antiwear agent (carbon black, asphalt, resin, etc.), accelerator (TMTD), antioxidant a (N-phenyl)- α- Naphthylamine) and Colorants (phthalocyanine blue, titanium dioxide, chromium pigment) can cause allergic contact reaction after contact.
Common symptoms: rubber products practitioners, face, neck, hand, forearm, leg and other places appear red spot papules, itching, rough, chapped, more common in rubber products processing, production and use of practitioners. The lesions were located on the face, neck, hand, forearm and leg. Dermatitis occurs frequently in summer, with red spot papules, papules, scattered or dense, and self-conscious pruritus on the contact site. Hyperkeratosis occurred frequently in winter, hand damage mainly, dry, rough or chapped, conscious pain. Pigmentation is more common in the face and forearm, with reticular gray brown patches and unclear boundary. Occasionally with skin atrophy and depigmentation.
matters needing attention
The etiology of this disease is caused by direct contact with rubber and its products. Therefore, clinical prevention should start from the etiology of infection, avoid direct contact with rubber, and take protective measures for workers, such as strengthening personal protection, such as wearing cotton gloves and work clothes, avoiding direct contact with irritants as far as possible, and choosing non irritant or less irritant accelerators and antioxidants, Can reduce or avoid the infection of this disease.