Poisoning Professional

Occupational poisoning - concept and causes of its occurrence

Poisoning by occupational factors is a condition that occurs as a result of exposure to harmful substances on the body of a person working in various industries or transport workers. These substances can cause a variety of symptoms that can lead to health problems and, in some cases, even death.

Causes of occupational poisoning

The causes of occupational poisoning are toxic substances that enter the human body through the respiratory and digestive organs, as well as in the form of vapors, gases or dust. Occupational hazards can lead to diseases such as cancer, various diseases of the skin, liver, lungs and other organs, as well as diseases affecting the nervous system and general health.

One common example of occupational intoxication is mercury, which is widely used in laboratory practice and medicine. The toxic effect of the element can occur when mercury vapor is inhaled or ingested through food or water. Symptoms of mercury poisoning include asthma, speech impairment