What are the symptoms of congenital vitiligo
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Roommate recently a long time on the hand a lot of white spots, different sizes, and painless, rain with him to the hospital to see, the doctor said is congenital vitiligo, we do not understand what, now we are in the following to understand the symptoms of congenital vitiligo.
What are the symptoms of congenital vitiligo
First: congenital vitiligo is a primary, localized or generalized skin depigmentation, which is caused by the dysfunction and loss of tyrosinase system in melanocytes of skin and hair follicles. The lesions are not pigmented, of different sizes and shapes. White spots can occur all over the body, with clear boundary, deep boundary pigment, and white hair follicles. It is suggested to go to the regular vitiligo hospital for treatment in time.
Second: the symptoms of vitiligo are white spots on the skin, which are mostly pure white, round or irregular loss spots, with smooth surface, clear boundary, increased edge pigment, and no desquamation and itching. Whitened skin is more sensitive to sunlight than normal skin, and reddening when exposed to sunlight. Local skin was milky white spots, the hair of the affected area can be normal, but also variable white.
Third: General vitiligo is due to acquired melanin depigmentation caused by pigmented skin disease, the beginning of unconscious local skin white, gradually expanded, clear realm, smooth surface, no desquamation. Different conditions, treatment is not the same, first of all, it is recommended that patients do not blindly treat, so as not to aggravate the disease. No matter what disease is treated, it is necessary to find out the missing pathogenic factors and carry out targeted treatment.
matters needing attention
The symptoms of vitiligo are generally based on leukoplakia. Generally speaking, the symptoms of vitiligo in addition to leukoplakia are not very obvious, so some people will ignore it. This is wrong. If vitiligo worsens, it will not only harm the health of patients, but also seriously affect the life of patients.