The role of adverse occupational factors in the formation of hypertension in workers

Abstract

Studied 147 male workers exposed to a complex of unfavorable production factors (noise, local vibration, fibrogenic aerosols, static and dynamic loads) were evaluated occupational hazards categorical. Among the studied professional factors, the significance of noise in the Genesis of hypertension was established

On certain issues related to chronic exposure to occupational noise and impacts exerted by it on workers’ bodies (literature review)

“…Recent publications tend to concentrate more and more on physical factors (noise and vibration) and their significant role in hypertension occurrence [42,[46][47][48]. Experts revealed that noise made the greatest contribution in arterial hypertension developing in workers exposed to a set of adverse occupational factors (noise, vibration, aerosols, static and dynamic loads).…”