How long does vitiligo spread

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Suffering from vitiligo, so it becomes very introverted, and is not willing to communicate with students, usually stay alone, do not participate in class activities, let's talk about how long vitiligo spread.

How long does vitiligo spread

"First: because vitiligo is a kind of white spot phenomenon which is easy to suffer from in the exposed parts, the pathogenesis of vitiligo is due to the decolorization change of skin caused by the metabolic disorder of local melanin, and there are no viruses and bacteria in vitiligo. And the onset of infectious diseases must be through the source of infection. After the pathogen invades the human body, it will live, replicate and reproduce in the human body, leading to the illness of patients. Other hosts are infected with this disease because of contact with patients, and vitiligo does not have this pathogen, so vitiligo will not be infected, and the wound will not be infected with vitiligo patients. "

"Second: wound contact with patients with vitiligo will not occur after infection, but if patients with vitiligo by trauma is not treated in time, it is easy to lead to the aggravation of vitiligo. Patients should know that the impact of trauma on patients with vitiligo is great, especially for the development of vitiligo patients. "

Third: according to clinical data, trauma is one of the common causes of vitiligo aggravation. When patients with vitiligo after trauma, timely treatment is very critical. Some patients with vitiligo will not care about some small trauma, no timely treatment, and eventually lead to aggravation of the disease, such an example is not uncommon in clinic. So in daily life, patients must pay attention to the details of success or failure.

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"Although vitiligo is not infectious, it is very likely that vitiligo will be passed on to the next generation through genes. According to a large number of clinical experience investigation of authoritative vitiligo medical institutions, the heritability of vitiligo is about 2% ~ 20%. However, patients with vitiligo should not panic too much because of this. If patients can get systematic and professional treatment in time, the heritability of vitiligo can be minimized. Many people have a history of vitiligo in their families, so they are also sick. Although heredity is possible, it is not absolute. First of all, cure your own vitiligo. "