What are the symptoms of vitiligo?

Skin diseases are one of the diseases that people fear the most. Among them, vitiligo can be said to be a skin disease that people fear extremely. People with vitiligo will experience large areas of skin pigmentation loss, making them look abnormally white. This whiteness will even affect the hair, making the hair become very white. This is the harm of vitiligo. Vitiligo will also affect the patient's mood, causing the patient to be depressed for a long time and suffer from symptoms of inferiority and powerlessness, which will eventually lead to mental illness. It can be seen that having vitiligo is a double blow. Modern treatments for vitiligo have made breakthroughs. First, let's understand the symptoms of vitiligo.

One of the symptoms is that as vitiligo develops in the human body, if the affected area of ​​the vitiligo patient is accidentally exposed to the sun or excessive ultraviolet rays, it will cause erythema or blisters to grow on the affected area, causing serious conscious pain to the patient. The vitiligo particles are generally distributed symmetrically in the patient's body, and of course, sometimes they are also distributed along the nerves.

Symptom 2: Once vitiligo occurs in our body, the vitiligo pathogen will definitely grow in the patient's body. At the beginning, the vitiligo pathogens are small white spots. These small white spots are not the same size and shape. These small white spots are light white, so they are obviously different from the skin color around them. They have clear boundaries and obvious pigmentation around them.

Symptom three: Once vitiligo occurs in the human body, the condition of vitiligo will continue to develop and change in the patient's body. As the disease develops and changes, these small white spots will slowly change and gradually spread to their surroundings, causing the area of ​​the small white spots to become larger and larger. Finally, when multiple small white spots are connected together, they will form flakes.

Of course, these small white spots will also have other changes. According to scientific research, these small white spots may also increase and grow in other parts of the patient's body, and may also disappear automatically. However, scientific research has shown that the vast majority of small white spots will further develop and change, so the chance of small white spots disappearing automatically is very small.