Onychia Professional

Occupational onychia is a disease that occurs in people who engage in activities involving physical labor or chemicals. This disease occurs due to constant contact with various irritants, such as dirt, oils, detergents, acids and alkalis, as well as mechanical influences such as friction and pressure on the skin. Because of this, the skin of the hands becomes dry, flaky, and inflammation develops, which leads to the development of fungus and other diseases.

Occupational skin diseases are associated with changes in the structure of the skin, a violation of its protective properties, decreased immunity, poor nutrition and working conditions. In this case, following the rules of hygiene at work and at home, a balanced diet, and a healthy lifestyle help.

Symptoms of occupational onychia include redness, itching, dryness and cracking of the skin around the nails. If the injury was serious, an infection may develop, which could lead to