Gebelik ve emzirme döneminde kozmesötik kullanımı

Yıldız, Hamza; Abuaf, Özlem Karabudak

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“…Bu tamamen yanlış bir bilgidir. Bitkisel tedaviler kullandığımız ilacın emilimini arttırabilir, azaltabilir ve çeşitli yan etkilere sebep olabilirler 3,4 . Hastalarının kullandıkları TAT yöntemlerinin, dermatologların hastalarına uygulayacakları tedavileri etkileyebileceği unutulmamalıdır.…”

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“…TAT yöntemlerinin son zamanlarda dünyada ve ülkemizde kullanımı artmaktadır 1,2 . Özelliklede dermatoloji alanında başta bitkisel tedaviler olmak üzere çok sayıda yöntem uzun zamandır kullanılmaktadır 3,4 . Hastalar tarafından doğal ve zararsız tedaviler olduğu düşünülen bazı maddeler, esasında hayati tehlike oluşturabilecek boyutta yan etkilere sahip olabilmektedirler 5 .…”

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The knowledge and attitudes towards complementary and alternative medicine among dermatologists in Turkey

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Karabacak³

et al. 2015

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Background and Design:This study aimed to evaluate the knowledge of dermatologists on complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), common methods that are widely used in their daily practices and their general approach to CAM. Materials and Methods: This cross-sectional and descriptive study was carried out between May 2012 and May 2013. A questionnaire comprising 14 questions was sent to dermatologists via electronic mail. The questionnaires which were returned completely and correctly were included in the study. Results: Two hundred questionnaires were taken into consideration. 25.5% of participants were working at universities, while 20% were working at training and research hospitals, 21% were working at public hospitals and the other 33% were working at private hospitals. 80.5% of participants defined the level of their knowledge about CAM as "little, a little and not at all", 16% -moderate, and the other 3.5% of them as "a lot, very much". The most frequently recommended methods among the dermatologist were topical herbal treatment (59.6%), oral herbal treatment (48.1%), herbal shampoo (46.2%), and dietary supplement and thermal spring (38.5%), respectively. Conclusion: Although many of our colleagues have lack of information about CAM, a considerable number of them could use CAM in their daily practices. A substantial proportion of dermatologists would like to be better informed about CAM. (Turkderm 2015; 49: 31-6)

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The knowledge and attitudes towards complementary and alternative medicine among dermatologists in Turkey

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et al. 2015

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“…tarafından 2004'te gebelikte kozmetik ürün kullanımı incelemek için yaptıkları çalışmada; gebelerin %36'sının gebelik süresince ortalama 1,7 kozmetik ürün kullandığı bildirilmektedir (16). Gebelik ve emziklilik döneminde kozmetik ürünleri bazı kadınlar "akne vulgaris, stria gravidarum, kloazma, postpartum telogen effluvium, hirsutizm, palmar eritem, kserozis gibi" gebelikte ortaya çıkan ya da daha önceden var olan dermatozların giderilmesinde ayrıca bakımlı, sağlıklı ve güzel görünebilmek için kullanmaktadır (17). Gebelikte maruz kalınan kimyasallar abortusa, ölü doğuma, plasenta tarafından zararsız hale getirilemediği için fetusta birçok defekte, düşük doğum ağırlığına, endokrin ve diğer sistemlerde gelişim bozukluklarına neden olabilmektedir (4,18).…”

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EFFECTS of SOME CHEMICALS in COSMETIC PRODUCTS on PREGNANT, FETUS and NEWBORN HEALTH

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Throughout history, people have used cosmetic products to flourish, to be well-groomed, to remove bad odors and to change part of their appearance. Initially people used aromatic plants, oils, various plant extracts and dyes. With the development of technology, they have started to use products that have been removed from naturalness and whose durability and usage time have been increased with chemicals. The increase in the variety of cosmetic products has increased the exposure of people to chemical products. People usually take chemicals from cosmetics into their bodies through the skin however, they sometimes take by mouth and inhalation. For the harmful effects of a chemical substance, it is important to know what period of life it is used, how long it is used and how much it is used, its interaction with other substances and the duration of its stay in the body. The most risky period in the use of cosmetic products is pregnancy, newborn and adolescent periods. During these periods, the use of cosmetic products is continuous and if the chemicals in it rise above a certain threshold value, it may adversely affect the health of the individual during pregnancy, fetus, newborn and adolescence. Chemicals in cosmetic products can cause abortion, stillbirth, low birth weight, intrauterine growth retardation, congenital defects, preterm labor, some cancers, infertility in women and men, delayed puberty, endocrine system disorders and some systemic diseases. Until the effect of cosmetic products on pregnant, fetus and newborn health is proved to be harmless, any cosmetic product should be approached with suspicion and should not be used unless necessary. Further studies should be conducted to establish evidence levels. Health professionals should raise public awareness of the use of cosmetic products during pregnancy. In this review, it is aimed to draw attention to the effects of some chemicals in cosmetic products on pregnant, fetus and newborn health.

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“…Başta bitkisel tedaviler olmak üzere pek çok TAT uygulamaları özellikle dermatoloji alanında uzun süredir kullanılmaktadır 3,4 . Konvansiyonel yöntemlerin daha fazla yan etkisi olduğu görüşü bu tür tedavilerin kullanım oranını arttırmaktadır.…”

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The knowledge and attitudes towards complementary and alternative medicine among patients admitted dermatology outpatient clinic

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Background and Design:This study aimed to evaluate the knowledge and general approach towards complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) among patients admitted to our outpatient clinic. Materials and Methods: This descriptive cross-sectional survey was carried out between May 2012-2013. A questionnaire comprising 25 questions was prepared and filled by using face to face interview technique in our outpatient clinic. Results: A total of 1.021 patients were included. Six hundred nineteen (60.6%) were male and 402 (39.4%) were female. 30.5% of the participants reported CAM and 21.8% reported dermatological purpose. Women in the 30-39 age group and patients, who were college graduate and having high income levels, were using CAM more frequently. The most common conditions for CAM use were pigmentation disorders, hair diseases and inflammatory dermatoses. The most commonly used methods were herbal products, prayer and megavitamins. 61.1% of patients using CAM reported positive effects while 5.5% had side effects. Patients were using CAM because it was often recommended. 71.3% of patients reported not knowing the side effects, 59.5% of patients stated that they would inform their doctors about CAM usage, 1/3 of the patients wanted reimbursement of CAM by the Social Security Institution and would recommend CAM they used to others, 85% of patients reported that they would prefer medical treatments firstly. 12.9% of patients using CAM had a family history of CAM use.

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Gebelik ve emzirme döneminde kozmesötik kullanımı

Cited by 4 publications

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The knowledge and attitudes towards complementary and alternative medicine among dermatologists in Turkey

The knowledge and attitudes towards complementary and alternative medicine among dermatologists in Turkey

EFFECTS of SOME CHEMICALS in COSMETIC PRODUCTS on PREGNANT, FETUS and NEWBORN HEALTH

The knowledge and attitudes towards complementary and alternative medicine among patients admitted dermatology outpatient clinic

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