Women in remote areas of Ghazni province are increasingly concerned about the spread of skin diseases
Residents like Shahnaaz and Soraya have reported struggling with persistent skin issues despite treatment
Kabul 24: Wahidullah brought his daughter to a medical center due to concerning red spots on her skin
Underlying Causes Identified
Skin care doctor Abdul Matin Baha cites difficult work, animal husbandry, agriculture, and self-medication as contributing factors
lSeasonal changes also play a role, with summer seeing more infectious and fungal diseases, and winter bringing dry skin issues
Other factors include air pollution, psychological pressures, unhealthy nutrition, and use of low-quality cosmetic products
Health Authorities Respond
Rasul Khan Nazari, head of the Public Health Directorate in Ghazni, says efforts are underway to improve medical facilities and hire more dermatologists
The provincial hospital has established a new dermatology department, and is working to provide basic medication and treatment
In summary, the proliferation of skin diseases among women in remote Ghazni regions is a growing concern, driven by a complex mix of environmental, occupational, and self-care factors. Local authorities are taking steps to bolster medical resources and expertise to address this pressing issue.
