What harm does nickel do to the human body

Nickel can cause harm to the human body, including skin damage, digestive system damage, liver and kidney function damage. Once it causes harm to the human body, timely treatment is needed to improve the situation.

1. Skin damage: Nickel is a metal ion. Long-term contact or excessive intake can cause poisoning. After contact with skin tissue, red rashes, plaques, and herpes may appear on the skin, accompanied by skin ulcers or corrosion, which will directly affect skin health. You need to go to the dermatology department of the hospital for examination in time. It is best to treat it under the guidance of a doctor through skin anti-inflammatory and debridement.

2. Digestive system damage: Nickel is quite harmful to the human body. Excessive intake can irritate the digestive system, causing nausea, vomiting, or abdominal distension. In severe cases, it can also cause diarrhea and upper gastrointestinal bleeding. After the digestive system is damaged, electronic gastroscopy and colonoscopy are needed in time to determine the extent of the damage. Under the guidance of a doctor, detoxification drugs can be administered intravenously or drugs can be taken to repair the gastric mucosa.

3. Damage to liver and kidney function: Nickel can cause great damage to internal organs. Long-term and excessive exposure to nickel ions may cause chronic renal damage, liver damage, and liver and kidney dysfunction.