Does chemical plant immunity drop calculate occupational disease

1. Interstitial pneumonia fibrosis is generally an occupational disease, generally what we call silicosis!!! Is e to long-term breathing in the st environment, st into the lung, the lung can not be discharged, after a period of time to form noles.

2. It's not a work-related injury< Article 14 an employee who has one of the following circumstances shall be recognized as an instrial injury:
(1) being injured by an accident e to work ring working hours and in the workplace
(2) being injured by an accident while engaged in preparatory or finishing work related to work in the workplace before and after working hours< (3) being injured by violence or other accidents ring working hours or in the workplace e to the performance of work ties< (4) suffering from occupational diseases
(5) being injured e to work or having an accident while going out for work, and the person's whereabouts are unknown
(6) being injured in a traffic accident or an urban rail transit, passenger ferry or train accident that is not my main responsibility on the way to and from work< (7) other circumstances that should be recognized as instrial injury according to laws and administrative regulations.

3. The decline of employees' immunity is e to their own physical problems, which does not belong to the scope of instrial injury. Because in addition to the night shift can cause this situation, other situations may also be caused, which is related to the long-term night shift, but it can not be determined that it must be caused by the night shift. For example, the life of employees is irregular, and they do something that affects their immunity after work, or they have habits that affect their immunity<

according to Article 14 of the regulations on work related injury insurance, an employee who has one of the following circumstances shall be recognized as a work-related injury:
(1) being injured by an accident e to work ring working hours and in the workplace
(2) being injured by an accident while engaged in preparatory or finishing work related to work in the workplace before and after working hours< (3) being injured by violence or other accidents ring working hours or in the workplace e to the performance of work ties< (4) suffering from occupational diseases
(5) being injured e to work or having an accident while going out for work, and the person's whereabouts are unknown
(6) being injured in a traffic accident or an urban rail transit, passenger ferry or train accident that is not my main responsibility on the way to and from work< (7) other circumstances that should be recognized as instrial injury according to laws and administrative regulations.

4. Go to the hospital to find out what disease causes the decline of immunity, and whether your working environment can cause this disease. If you can apply for occupational disease identification, you can enjoy the treatment of instrial injury

5. It's very serious. You go to the occupational disease physical examination, and then check whether the physical examination report is a suspected occupational disease. If it's a suspected occupational disease, you need to have a detailed physical examination. According to the law, the employer should bear the cost of leukopenia. There are several ways to say that if the X-ray irradiation is too frequent, it will also lead to leukopenia, and the result is decreased immunity, The paint instry contains a lot of formaldehyde. If exposed for a long time, it may cause severe irritation and edema of respiratory tract, eye stinging, headache, and bronchial asthma. Direct contact with formaldehyde can cause dermatitis, pigmentation and necrosis. If a small amount of formaldehyde is inhaled frequently, it can cause chronic poisoning, such as mucosal hyperemia, skin irritation, allergic dermatitis, keratosis and fragility of nails, and fingertip pain of nail bed. Long term inhalation of formaldehyde by pregnant women may lead to deformity or even death of newborn babies. Long term inhalation of formaldehyde by men may lead to deformity and death of sperm and decrease of sexual function, Serious can lead to leukemia, the first recommendation is to do occupational disease physical examination again, listen to the opinions of doctors and experts.

6. Rhinitis is not included in the classification and catalogue of occupational diseases, and cannot be identified as an occupational disease. Only the diseases in the classification and catalogue of occupational diseases can be identified as occupational diseases. There are several kinds of otorhinolaryngological diseases as follows:
Occupational otorhinolaryngological diseases
1. Noise deafness
2. Chromium rhinopathy
3. Dental erosion
4. Blast Deafness
there is no rhinitis, so rhinitis cannot be identified as occupational diseases.

7. Whether it is an occupational disease or not requires a special appraisal agency to make a judgment. If you do identification, you need to apply to the local occupational disease identification center.

8. Don't do anything wrong. It's easy to solve. Because every place has the appraisal organization of occupational disease, find them to appraise. If it is an occupational disease, the labor insurance regulations of the state clearly stipulate that the employer shall provide treatment and compensation. I wish you a speedy recovery.

9. The occupational diseases in the catalogue of occupational diseases are recognized and compensated by the state
there are also some people suffering from occupational diseases, which are not included in the national occupational disease catalogue, such as lumbar muscle strain (Porter), mouse hand (management post), cervical spondylosis (long-term head down post), scapulohumeral periarthritis (manual operation post) and other occupational diseases.

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