Can acral vitiligo be cured

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There is vitiligo on my wife's arm, simple treatment had no effect before, can cure about acral vitiligo? Do you know? Today, let me learn with you lower extremity end type vitiligo can be cured.

Can acral vitiligo be cured

Treatment 1: the most important thing for the treatment of vitiligo is to conduct accurate and comprehensive scientific detection in the early stage, check the detection of trace element deficiency, lead to pigment cell synthesis disorder detection, abnormal immunity detection, etc., so as to control the immune damage, promote the growth of melanocytes, and treat vitiligo from the perspective of accurately grasping the course of disease, and treat vitiligo from the root.

Treatment 2: diet should pay attention to eat some lean meat, eggs, mushrooms, animal viscera, milk, fresh vegetables, beans, peanuts, black sesame and walnut and other foods rich in tyrosine and mineral copper, zinc, to supplement the body's tyrosine and tyrosinase content, promote the synthesis of melanin, and assist the treatment of vitiligo.

Treatment 3: avoid skin trauma, so as to avoid the occurrence of isomorphic reaction. Do not use irritant cosmetics and external medicine. Proper sun exposure, but avoid excessive sun protection. Strengthen physical exercise, enhance their own physique and immunity. Pay attention to diet, avoid food rich in vitamin C, avoid spicy food.

matters needing attention

We need to understand the symptoms of segmental vitiligo. When the onset of segmental vitiligo, white spots for one or several pieces, along the skin area dominated by the skin ganglion segment to the distribution, generally unilateral onset, these characteristics are clinically different from the important signs of vitiligo vulgaris, other symptoms are similar to most of the symptoms of vitiligo. In general, patients with segmental vitiligo will have different degrees of immune system dysfunction, local skin microcirculation disorders and other symptoms. These lesions have a direct causal relationship with the habits of patients in daily life.