What's the matter with white wind on your face

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In our life, there are many people suffering from vitiligo. The beauty of the face directly affects a person's external image, and it is very important to shape their own image. Therefore, the appearance of facial vitiligo makes patients feel very distressed. What's the matter with white face? Let's talk about it.

What's the matter with white wind on your face

First, some pathogenic factors (chemical and heavy metal poisons) lead to immune dysfunction and endocrine imbalance, produce anti melanocyte antibodies, and cause damage and loss of melanocytes. The damaged melanocytes can release antigen again, stimulate the body to produce more anti melanocyte antibodies, so that more melanocytes are destroyed, thus forming a vicious circle, leading to the further development of the disease. Human immune response is a complex physiological and pathological process.

Second, the pace of modern life makes some people's psychological burden too heavy. Businessmen are anxious when they encounter poor business; workers are worried about unemployment from time to time; office workers are over worried because of interpersonal relationship and promotion. Although some people are broad-minded and have strong psychological endurance, they will also fall into depression when they are hit by unexpected events. Long term psychological pressure and mental stress can lead to endocrine disorders and immune dysfunction. In addition, the long-term overload of work pressure, irregular night life and bad habits, so that the body is often in a state of excessive fatigue is one of the reasons.

Third: ultraviolet: in general, ultraviolet can enhance the tyrosinase activity in melanocytes, increase the number of melanocytes, and accelerate the formation and movement of melanosomes.

matters needing attention

The levels of copper and ceruloplasmin in blood and skin of patients with vitiligo were lower than those of healthy controls. The reasons for the decrease of copper and ceruloplasmin may be related to nutritional disorders, metabolic disorders of copper and genetic defects.