Early symptoms of vitiligo in children

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My daughter has a piece of vitiligo on her scalp, which is about the size of her fist. I took her to many hospitals for treatment. Now let me talk about the early symptoms of vitiligo in children.

Early symptoms of vitiligo in children

Symptom 1: the disease is the complete depigmentation of the skin lesions, showing porcelain white spots. The size and shape of the white spots are different, the boundary is clear, the edge has increased pigmentation, and there is no conscious symptoms. After exposure to the sun, it is easy to appear erythema, or even blisters. After conscious burning and inflammation, the white spots can be larger than the primary range. The skin lesions can occur in any part, but they are more common in the back of fingers, wrists, forearms, face and neck, and genitalia And around it. Leukoplakia usually distribute symmetrically or unilaterally, even along the nerve as a band.

Symptom 2: the symptoms of vitiligo are white spots, smooth surface, no dandruff, no conscious symptoms, no pain, no itching, a few patients will have itching. 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: leukoplakia is light white or milky white, the boundary is blurred or diffuses toward normal skin. Leukoplakia is porcelain white or milky white with clear boundary. The white spot is smooth without dandruff. The white spot is painless and itchy. It is a localized loss spot of different sizes, such as porcelain white, clear boundary, thicker edge pigment than normal skin color, and temporary inflammatory halo around new skin lesions. The number of lesions can be single or multiple, which can be integrated into a piece. The size and shape of leukoplakia are different.

matters needing attention

Avoid eating tomatoes, because tomatoes contain a lot of vitamin C, and vitamin C can interrupt the synthesis of melanin, thus preventing the regeneration of melanin in the lesion. Other foods containing more vitamin C, such as orange, grapefruit, apricot, hawthorn, cherry, kiwi, strawberry.