hey chatterbox, better use that phone with caution!
In short, dermatitis is inflammation of the skin, in which case it occurs due to excessive use of the phone.
Experts remind us that the first thing most of us do when we wake up is to pick up the phone, which is a habit that needs to be changed.
In addition to affecting sleep mode and eye tension, long-term use of mobile phones can also lead to skin diseases, that is, mobile phone dermatitis.
In short, dermatitis is inflammation of the skin, in which case it occurs due to excessive use of the phone.
Dr. Soma Sarkar, the medical director and dermatologist at the skin Inn, said, \"This reaction or eczema is the result of long-term use of mobile phones.
This is not an acute response, but a delayed response due to the cumulative effect of skin contact with the phone.
Research conducted by wwwresearchgate.
Net shows that 28% of their sample population suffers from the disease.
Getting the phone close to the skin can cause a rash, redness, swelling, itching, blistering on the cheeks, ears, neck, thighs and even hands.
Dr. Apratim Goel, dermatologist and laser surgeon at the skin studio, said, \"Over the past decade, it has been observed that mobile phone usage has grown exponentially and that cases of mobile phone dermatitis have increased by 40 since 2010.
\"Dermatitis is mainly due to prolonged contact with the phone, which triggers allergic reactions to metals such as nickel, chromium and cobalt used to make the phone\'s shell.
The rash can also intensify due to radiation and sweating, which causes the skin to absorb more metal content.
The length of contact between the skin and the mobile phone is proportional to the severity of dermatitis.
However, there is not much evidence about the minimum exposure time that causes allergic nickel dermatitis.
Dr. Goel said, \"the European Commission
Continuous skin contact is less than 30 minutes, or a total of less than 1 hour of uninterrupted contact per day.
\"There is no cure for mobile phone dermatitis, but it can be controlled to prevent allergen response (
Nickel, chromium and cobalt)can be taken.
Dr. Malavika Kohli, a dermatologist at Jaslok Hospital and Research Center, said, \"If you contact the phone frequently, this situation may recur.
In addition, nickel sensitive people can cross
React with other allergens containing nickel, such as foods rich in nickel (
Lentils, cocoa, chocolate, cereal)
Also equipped with leather buckles, belts, watches, etc.
\"It\'s all about mobile dermatitis, but it\'s not the only thing you can develop because of your mobile phone.
Every inch of your phone is covered with microorganisms that move to your face every time you call and can cause acne.
Clean your phone daily with an antibacterial wipes to prevent this problem.
Cut off the \"call time\" on the mobile phone with non-metallic overalls\"
Experts remind us that the first thing most of us do when we wake up is to pick up the phone, which is a habit that needs to be changed.
In addition to affecting sleep mode and eye tension, long-term use of mobile phones can also lead to skin diseases, that is, mobile phone dermatitis.
In short, dermatitis is inflammation of the skin, in which case it occurs due to excessive use of the phone.
Dr. Soma Sarkar, the medical director and dermatologist at the skin Inn, said, \"This reaction or eczema is the result of long-term use of mobile phones.
This is not an acute response, but a delayed response due to the cumulative effect of skin contact with the phone.
Research conducted by wwwresearchgate.
Net shows that 28% of their sample population suffers from the disease.
Getting the phone close to the skin can cause a rash, redness, swelling, itching, blistering on the cheeks, ears, neck, thighs and even hands.
Dr. Apratim Goel, dermatologist and laser surgeon at the skin studio, said, \"Over the past decade, it has been observed that mobile phone usage has grown exponentially and that cases of mobile phone dermatitis have increased by 40 since 2010.
\"Dermatitis is mainly due to prolonged contact with the phone, which triggers allergic reactions to metals such as nickel, chromium and cobalt used to make the phone\'s shell.
The rash can also intensify due to radiation and sweating, which causes the skin to absorb more metal content.
The length of contact between the skin and the mobile phone is proportional to the severity of dermatitis.
However, there is not much evidence about the minimum exposure time that causes allergic nickel dermatitis.
Dr. Goel said, \"the European Commission
Continuous skin contact is less than 30 minutes, or a total of less than 1 hour of uninterrupted contact per day.
\"There is no cure for mobile phone dermatitis, but it can be controlled to prevent allergen response (
Nickel, chromium and cobalt)can be taken.
Dr. Malavika Kohli, a dermatologist at Jaslok Hospital and Research Center, said, \"If you contact the phone frequently, this situation may recur.
In addition, nickel sensitive people can cross
React with other allergens containing nickel, such as foods rich in nickel (
Lentils, cocoa, chocolate, cereal)
Also equipped with leather buckles, belts, watches, etc.
\"It\'s all about mobile dermatitis, but it\'s not the only thing you can develop because of your mobile phone.
Every inch of your phone is covered with microorganisms that move to your face every time you call and can cause acne.
Clean your phone daily with an antibacterial wipes to prevent this problem.
Cut off the \"call time\" on the mobile phone with non-metallic overalls\"
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