Q: Can vitiligo be cured?
A: The treatment effect of vitiligo depends on the site, size, scope, type, lesion activity and whether there are systemic diseases. If the period of disease is short and the lesions are small, the treatment effect is good. If the disease period is long and the lesion range is wide, the treatment is difficult and the effect is poor.
Q: What are the treatment methods for vitiligo?
A: There are a lot of treatment means, it needs to be appropriate for each person! The actual fact is that you can find a lot of new treatments for small pieces and short periods of time, such as phototherapy (308nm and narrow-wave ultraviolet), epidermal blister transplantation (for stable lesions, single damage diameter in about 2cm), autologous melanocyte inoculation (for larger lesions), etc. The treatment effect has been greatly improved. It should be said that most of them can be cured. As for the specific treatment method, it depends on the extent of the lesion, the duration of the disease, and the location. Treatment with phototherapy or topical medication cannot be expected to work quickly. For most of the treatment, at least three months to six months to adhere to, to judge whether it is effective or ineffective! Therefore, the treatment of vitiligo needs patience.
Q: Please introduce some common topical medications for vitiligo?
A: Topical medications commonly used are: 1. Photosensitizers containing psoralen, such as 0.2%
Q: Can vitiligo be cured in a short time? Do I need to avoid eating?
A: Except for epidermal transplantation, there is no quick fix for vitiligo treatment! The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a couple of months, sometimes even longer! The actual fact is that you need to be patient! The more the duration of the disease is short, the better the treatment effect! No need to avoid the mouth.
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A: There are several possibilities for white spots on the skin of infants and children: 1. Hypopigmented nevi, which are present at birth and have irregular borders. 2. Anemic nevi: which are present at birth. When pressed with a plastic ruler, the color is consistent with the surrounding skin. The color of hypopigmented nevus is still different from the surrounding skin after pressure. 3. Post-inflammatory hypopigmented spots: appear after the original inflammation subsides and can slowly recover. 4. Vitiligo: appear after birth. It is usually small at the beginning and can gradually increase in size. 5.Other.
Q: 52 years old, female, a year ago on the legs of a grain of rice large white spots, three months ago on the shoulder leg and 4 small rice large white spots, is vitiligo? Her father and brother grew the same white spots when they were in their 50s.
A: It’s not vitiligo, it’s senile white dot disease! It is a senile skin change that increases in number with age, but does not get bigger or cancerous.
Q: The baby has recently grown a few light-colored spots on his face, and the old man said it was a worm spot. What kind of skin disease is it and what should I do?
A: Children’s face can sometimes be seen coin-sized light-colored spots, professionally known as simple pityriasis or white pityriasis. The folklore is called “worm spot” (in fact, there is no relationship with intestinal roundworm disease). The treatment can be topical vitamin E ointment and so on. This is not as white as vitiligo, and the boundaries are not as clear as vitiligo. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few of the most popular and popular items.