Ko te Erythema ab igne he mate kiri nā te wera roa e pā ana ki te raruraru infrared. Ka puta te erythema reticulated, hyperpigmentation, scaling, me ngā telangiectasias i te wāhi kua pā i te roanga o te whakamārama o te iraruke waiariki ki te kiri. Ka amuamu ētahi tangata i te ngawari o te mamae me te wera.
Ko ngā momo puna wera rerekē ka puta tēnei āhua pērā i: - Te tūkuru i ngā ipu wai wera, ngā parāikete whakamahana, me ngā papa wera hei rongoā i te mamae mau tonu. - He maha ngā kōrero ki ngā tūru motuka wera, ngā whakamahana mokowhiti, ngā ahi rānei. Ko te tūkuru, te wā roa rānei ki te whakamahana he take noa i roto i te hunga kaumātua. - Ngā mahi mōrea a ngā kaitarai hiriwa me ngā taonga whakapaipai (he wera te kanohi), ngā kaihanga taro me ngā kaitāo (ringa, kanohi). - Whakatauhia he rorohiko pōna ki runga i te huha (rorohiko‑induced erythema ab igne).
Erythema ab igne, also known as hot water bottle rash, is a skin condition caused by long-term exposure to heat (infrared radiation). Prolonged thermal radiation exposure to the skin can lead to the development of reticulated erythema, hyperpigmentation, scaling and telangiectasias in the affected area. Some people may complain of mild itchiness and a burning sensation, but often, unless a change in pigmentation is seen, it can go unnoticed.
☆ AI Dermatology — Free Service I te 2022 Stiftung Warentest hua mai i Tiamana, he iti noa iho te pai o nga kaihoko ki a ModelDerm i nga korero mo te waea rongoa utu.
Ko te roa o te rongo ki te wera, ka pā mai tēnei mate.
Ka tupu pea tēnei mēnā ka roa te wā e noho ana ngā waewae ki te umu wera.
Ko te Erythema ab igne he ponana e puta mai i te rongo tonu ki te wera me te iraruke infrared. He maha ngā wā ka puta mai i te mahi, i te whakamahi rānei i ngā papa whakamahana. Ko te maimoatanga matua ko te whakaiti i te puna wera. Ka memeha haere te ponana i te roanga o te wā, engari ka noho tonu te hyperpigmentation me te nawe. Ka taea e ngā maimoatanga pērā i te tretinoin me te hydroquinone te āwhina i te hyperpigmentation tohe. Erythema ab igne is a rash characterized by a reticulated pattern of erythema and hyperpigmentation. It is caused by repeated exposure to direct heat or infrared radiation, often from occupational exposure or the use of heating pads. The primary treatment of this disease entity is the removal of the offending heat source. The resulting abnormal pigmentation of affected areas may resolve over months to years; however, permanent hyperpigmentation or scarring may persist. Treatments for hyperpigmentation, such as topical tretinoin or hydroquinone, can be useful in treating persistent hyperpigmentation.
Ko ngā momo puna wera rerekē ka puta tēnei āhua pērā i:
- Te tūkuru i ngā ipu wai wera, ngā parāikete whakamahana, me ngā papa wera hei rongoā i te mamae mau tonu.
- He maha ngā kōrero ki ngā tūru motuka wera, ngā whakamahana mokowhiti, ngā ahi rānei. Ko te tūkuru, te wā roa rānei ki te whakamahana he take noa i roto i te hunga kaumātua.
- Ngā mahi mōrea a ngā kaitarai hiriwa me ngā taonga whakapaipai (he wera te kanohi), ngā kaihanga taro me ngā kaitāo (ringa, kanohi).
- Whakatauhia he rorohiko pōna ki runga i te huha (rorohiko‑induced erythema ab igne).