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Occupational Acne


Overview of Occupational Acne

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Occupational acne is a condition resulting from exposure to many oils and tars. It results from contact to these substances. It produces acne similar to acne vulgaris.

Causes of Occupational Acne

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Occupational acne results from contact with heavy oils, waxes and chlorinated hydrocarbons. It usually occurs in workers that operate heavy machinery.

Signs and Symptoms of Occupational Acne

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Eruptions of this disorder usually occur on forearms and thighs. They produce acnes consisting of pustules, blackheads and cysts.



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Medical Content Last Updated on 07/12/2008

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