ENVIROMENTAL FACTORS AND SKIN DISEASES

Year 2019, , 72 - 81, 11.03.2019

Muhammed Fatih Önsüz

https://doi.org/10.35232/estudamhsd.528473

Abstract

Skin
as largest organ of the body and the first contact place with the environment
is one of the organs most affected by environmental factors. In the literature,
the effects of environmental factors in the occurance of skin diseases is
indicated. Physical environmental factors, especially sunlight and ultraviolet,
may cause skin disease. Chemical environmental factors such as some metals,
acids and alkalis, solvents, pesticides and tar are also important skin disease
agents. Also biological and psychosocial environmental factors may cause skin
diseases. Skin diseases include dermatitis, skin aging, psoriasis, acne,
pigmentation problems, cancer, etc. may state as diseases caused by
environmental factors.

Keywords

environment, environmental factors, skin diseases

ÇEVRESEL ETKENLER VE DERİ HASTALIKLARI

Abstract

Vücudun
en büyük organı ve çevre ile ilk temas yeri olarak deri çevresel etkenlerden en
çok etkilenen organlardan biridir. Literatürde de deri hastalıklarının
oluşumunda çevresel etkenlerin etkileri belirtilmektedir. Güneş ışığı ve
ultraviyole başta olmak üzere fiziksel çevresel etkenler deride hastalık
oluşturabilir. Bazı metaller, asit ve alkaliler, solventler, pestisidler ve
katran gibi kimyasal çevresel etkenler de önemli deri hastalığı etkenleridir.
Ayrıca biyolojik ve psikososyal çevresel etkenler de deri hastalıklarına neden
olabilmektedirler. Çevresel etkenlerin neden olduğu deri hastalıkları
içerisinde dermatitler, deri yaşlanması, psöriazis, akne, pigmentasyon
problemleri, kanser vb. birçok hastalık sayılabilir.

Keywords

Çevre, Çevresel etkenler, Deri hastalıkları

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