Synonym(s)
Acne; acne occupationalis; Commercial acne; Industrial acne; Professional acne
DefinitionThis section has been translated automatically.
Acne induced by occupational substances. Depending on the contact substance, a distinction is made between:
- Oil acne: For workers in oil fields and refineries.
- Oil acne, pitch acne, tar acne for road workers, locksmiths, roofers in contact with oils, tar, especially coal tar.
- Chlorine acne: For electrical industry workers.
Notice.
Possibly indication of occupational dermatosis.TherapyThis section has been translated automatically.
Avoid the triggering agent, i.e. the contact substance. If necessary display of an occupational dermatosis. Always use freshly washed work clothes. Usually an external treatment with e.g. vitamin A acid, see Acne vulgaris. In cases of severe forms a systemic treatment with vitamin A acid derivatives should be considered, see acne vulgaris, occupational dermatoses.
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Acne (overview); Chloracne; Occupational dermatoses; Oil acne; Oil acne; Pitch acne; Tar acne;Disclaimer
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