Excuse me, what effect does long-term exposure to ink environment have on the body?

Organic solvents of printing ink can dissolve many natural resins and synthetic resins, which are important components of various inks, but some of them will cause damage to human body and subcutaneous fat. Long-term contact will make the skin chapped and rough. If it penetrates into the skin or blood vessels, it will harm people's blood cells and hematopoiesis with blood. Inhalation into trachea, bronchus, lung or spread to other organs through blood vessels and lymphatic vessels may even cause chronic poisoning. Some inks are toxic to heavy metal ions, and pigments and dyes contain carcinogenic components, which are very harmful to human health. Organic solvents such as ethanol, isopropanol, butanol, propanol, butanone, ethyl acetate, butyl acetate, toluene and xylene are often used in printing inks. These solvents are harmful to human body.