How should vitiligo be treated

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Maybe you can see irregular white areas on some people's faces on the street sometimes, which looks very scary. Some people may worry about whether they will be infected or not, and they will discriminate against such people. Here's how to treat vitiligo.

How should vitiligo be treated

First: vitiligo is a common acquired localized or generalized skin depigmentation disease. However, the mechanism is still unclear. It can occur in all parts of the body, common in finger back, wrist, forearm, face, neck and around genitalia. It can also occur in female vulva, especially in young women.

Second: drug therapy: psoralen and its derivatives such as methoxysarin are exposed to ultraviolet after oral administration. Large doses of vitamins such as vitamin B, vitamin C and vitamin P are taken for a long time. It can be treated with drugs containing copper, such as 0.5% copper sulfate solution. Oral administration of levamisole, intramuscular injection of freeze-dried BCG, oral administration of bovine placenta, etc. Topical application of skin irritants can cause skin inflammation and hyperpigmentation. Commonly used are 30% Buguzhi tincture, nitrogen mustard alcohol, phenol (pure carbolic acid), 25% - 50% trichloroacetic acid, cantharidin tincture, etc.

Second: surgical treatment: Patients with stable skin lesions and no progress can be treated with autologous epidermal transplantation. Decolorization therapy: it is suitable for patients with large area of skin lesions and more than half of body surface area. 3% - 20% hydroquinone anisole cream can be used for external application. Physical therapy: narrow wave ultraviolet, long wave ultraviolet or 308nm excimer laser treatment.

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Vitiligo is a kind of skin disease, which is also caused by the internal reasons of the body. Some people eat contaminated food, and some are caused by inhaling harmful gases. How to treat vitiligo is not very difficult. It is easy to relapse, so it is difficult to treat.