Antibac og gravid

[AnonymBruker]

Hei, jobber på sykehus hvor det brukes spesielt mye antibac nå. Mange ganger spriter folk hendene rett i nærheten av meg og jeg opplever at man ufrivillig lukter det inn. Er dette farlig å bli eksponert for når man er gravid? Spriter hendene selv også men prøver da å snu hodet godt vekk sånn at jeg ikke skal få det i nesen. 

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[myMa]

Det kan jeg aldri tenke meg.. 🤔 Du kan jo spørre jordmor ved neste kontroll. 

[AnonymBruker]

Absolutt rådfør deg med jordmor  

https://scholars.unh.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1057&context=risk

"Characterization of a range of developmental toxic endpoints across species suggests at the present time that blood ethanol concentrations represent the best available biological marker for estimating developmental risk. Although most studies suggest that the blood ethanol concentration associated with developmental toxicity occurs above 400 mg/L, some studies have suggested that developmental toxicity may occur with ethanol concentrations as low as 60 mg/L. Therefore, in these studies 60 mg/b was the threshold chosen for comparing blood alcohol concentrations. Over the range of ethanol concentrations in the air (250-1000 ppm), the maximum blood ethanol concentration varied between 2.5 and 12 mg/L at 10 weeks of gestation. Because ethanol produces cellular toxicity across a range of organs, it is reasonable to minimize ethanol exposures throughout pregnancy. Note that during pregnancy the increase in pulmonary function (vital capacity) increases the dose of ethanol. However, also associated with pregnancy is an increase in total body water. This produces a decrease in blood ethanol concentration over the course of pregnancy. At all anibient air concentrations up to 1000 ppm, over each of four time periods of gestation for which the simulation was calculated (10, 20, 30 and 40 weeks), blood alcohol concentrations were substantially below the estimated threshold (60 mg/L). These calculations suggest that the excess developmental risk, if any, to offspring of workers exposed to airborne ethanol concentration up to 1000 ppm during pregnancy is very small, if there is any excess risk. Workers should be reassured that exposure under these conditions poses little risk to the fetus. Managers should also be reassured that fetal vulnerability to ethanol exposures in the workplace requires substantially higher levels of exposure."

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[AnonymBruker]

AnonymBruker skrev (Akkurat nå):

Absolutt rådfør deg med jordmor  

https://scholars.unh.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1057&context=risk

"Characterization of a range of developmental toxic endpoints across species suggests at the present time that blood ethanol concentrations represent the best available biological marker for estimating developmental risk. Although most studies suggest that the blood ethanol concentration associated with developmental toxicity occurs above 400 mg/L, some studies have suggested that developmental toxicity may occur with ethanol concentrations as low as 60 mg/L. Therefore, in these studies 60 mg/b was the threshold chosen for comparing blood alcohol concentrations. Over the range of ethanol concentrations in the air (250-1000 ppm), the maximum blood ethanol concentration varied between 2.5 and 12 mg/L at 10 weeks of gestation. Because ethanol produces cellular toxicity across a range of organs, it is reasonable to minimize ethanol exposures throughout pregnancy. Note that during pregnancy the increase in pulmonary function (vital capacity) increases the dose of ethanol. However, also associated with pregnancy is an increase in total body water. This produces a decrease in blood ethanol concentration over the course of pregnancy. At all anibient air concentrations up to 1000 ppm, over each of four time periods of gestation for which the simulation was calculated (10, 20, 30 and 40 weeks), blood alcohol concentrations were substantially below the estimated threshold (60 mg/L). These calculations suggest that the excess developmental risk, if any, to offspring of workers exposed to airborne ethanol concentration up to 1000 ppm during pregnancy is very small, if there is any excess risk. Workers should be reassured that exposure under these conditions poses little risk to the fetus. Managers should also be reassured that fetal vulnerability to ethanol exposures in the workplace requires substantially higher levels of exposure."

Anonymkode: 958e7...a62

Dette er bare én studie da. Vi vet jo mye om etanolens teratogene effekter når den blir drukket og der er jo nulltoleranse anbefalt, men er vanskeligere å måle/beregne hvor mye man puster inn. Det er jo ikke slik at du går hele arbeidsdagen og puster inn etanoldunst  

Anonymkode: 958e7...a62

[AnonymBruker]

Hvis du jobber på sykehus så er det jo mange der som har kompetanse på dette så det burde jo være den beste plassen å henvende seg. 

Anonymkode: f3c02...076

[AnonymBruker]

Har snakket med en lege som ikke trodde det var farlig men var usikker så sa jeg måtte ringe giftsentralen. Ringte giftsentralen og hun som jobbet der var usikker og sa jeg måtte ta kontakt med Stami😳 De har stengt i helgen så får ikke snakke med de før på mandag. Har inntrykk av at de fleste vet at det ikke er farlig å bruke på hendene men ingen vet om det er farlig å lukte inn/ ufrivillig bli eksponert for det i omgivelsene. Skriver her med håp om at det er noen som vet/ har vært borti problemstillingen. 

Anonymkode: 3fbbe...be9

[AnonymBruker]

Gravide tannleger og tannhelsepersonell har brukt Antibac hele tiden i «alle år», også før korona. Tannhelsesekretærer har i tillegg til Antibac spritet av stol og utstyr mellom hver pasient, og jeg kan ikke minnes at det har blitt rapportert om skader på det ufødte barn av denne årsak.

Anonymkode: 5707d...b79