What does immunotherapy of scleroderma have

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I began to find some erythema on my skin from last year, and some edema. At the beginning, I didn't know what it was. I wiped a little medicine, but it didn't improve at all, and it became more and more serious. Later, I went to the dermatology department and the doctor said that my condition was scleroderma. After nearly a year of treatment, I gradually got better. Many people don't know what to do with scleroderma What are the treatment methods? Let me share some experience with you!

What does immunotherapy of scleroderma have

First of all, we should protect the skin when we find scleroderma: as the patient's skin is dry, we should keep the skin clean, massage and care the skin properly, reduce the frequency of bathing, and apply oily and neutral skin care products.

Secondly, many patients with scleroderma have Raynaud phenomenon, pay attention to warm clothes, prevent cold, keep warm, go out with gloves, sleep with electric mattress, less cold water, reduce cold stimulation. Adjust the work and rest well, do not over fatigue, train their own psychological quality, avoid emotional excitement; strengthen diet management, do not smoke, do not drink. Those with skin ulceration should keep the wound dry and clean to avoid pollution. They can wash the wound with clean water locally, change dressing regularly, and strive for early healing. If there is infection, they should be treated symptomatically as soon as possible to prevent aggravation of the disease.

Finally, scleroderma is also divided into different types. Systemic sclerosis, once known as scleroderma, is a systemic disease with unknown causes, characterized by localized or diffuse skin thickening and fibrosis, and can also affect internal organs. Active treatment can prevent new skin and organ involvement. The prognosis of localized type is generally good, while that of diffuse type is poor.

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Scleroderma patients are really not easy to cure, so I hope you can know some precautions after treatment, which can prevent the occurrence of scleroderma. If patients have esophageal problems, they can change their eating habits to help digestion, such as: drink less whole milk, drink more skimmed milk; use less animal fat, take a mild diet, do not eat hard nut food. Proper exercise and joint protection: if the joint contracture occurs, it will limit the patient's range of motion. In order to avoid the joint losing function, keeping exercise - mild exercise - can maintain the elasticity of the joint.