What are the specific symptoms of vitiligo

Update Date: 2022-10-30 Source: Network

summary

I used to work with a colleague, we met in a children's clothing store, work feeling is very good, later long time no see, this time home gathered a ha, I see she did not eat a lot of things, I want to ask a ha, she said she suffered from vitiligo, now in treatment, has been a lot better, about the specific symptoms of vitiligo what are the problems? Do you understand? Let's talk about the specific symptoms of vitiligo.

What are the specific symptoms of vitiligo

Symptom 1: in the early stage of vitiligo, the decolorization degree of white spots is light, and the boundary with the surrounding normal skin is blurred. The lesions are localized loss spots of different sizes, such as porcelain white, clear boundary, the edge pigment is thicker than the normal skin color, and there are temporary inflammatory halos around the new lesions.

Symptom 2: the surface of leukoplakia is smooth without dandruff, most of them have no self-conscious symptoms, no pain and no itching, and a few patients will feel itchy. Leukoplakia is more sensitive to sunlight or ultraviolet rays. After exposure to the sun, there are burning pain, redness (erythema), blisters, and itching.

Symptom 3: there is a latent period of vitiligo, the disease does not develop temporarily, does not mean that the future will not develop. Once the patient's cold, bad mood, external environment stimulation and other factors lead to viscera dysfunction, body immunity decline, the disease will continue to develop.

matters needing attention

Warm tips: language regulation language is a powerful tool to affect people's emotional experience and performance, through the language can cause or inhibit emotional response, vitiligo is not an incurable disease, can be treated, and a few patients can be completely cured, most patients also have different degrees of improvement, very few patients with poor curative effect, receiving treatment is always better than giving up treatment. Use these realistic language to control and regulate the emotions of patients.