What are the symptoms of white spots on the skin?

White spots on the skin generally refer to vitiligo, but vitiligo does not refer to vitiligo. Vitiligo has a wider range. The symptoms of white spots on the skin are obvious and easy to spread. In order to treat it, we must first determine what skin disease is causing it and then provide targeted treatment.

1. After the onset of the disease, the number of lesions in the patient is not very certain. It is usually limited to a certain part of the patient's body, and sometimes distributed in a certain nerve segment of the patient. It rarely changes or disappears on its own. However, in most cases, it tends to gradually increase and expand, and can even spread throughout the body.

2. Symptoms of skin white spots after onset vary from person to person. Generally, the degree of pigment loss varies from person to person and varies from part to part. White, grayish white, and close to normal skin color may appear due to different degrees of depigmentation. White spots on the affected part are mostly symmetrically distributed, and in many cases, damage is arranged along the nerve segment. In addition to skin damage, some mucous membranes may also be involved.

3. Symptoms of white spots on the skin The skin lesions manifest as localized depigmentation, white spots, milky white, the hair inside may become white or normal, but there are no other changes in the skin and no subjective symptoms. Due to the lack of the protective effect of the pigment, exposure to the sun may cause burning pain, erythema and blisters. The disease course is chronic and can last a lifetime. White spots of varying degrees often merge into patches with darker pigmentation at the edges. They often occur symmetrically without any subjective symptoms. The hair on them may be normal or turn white. The disease progresses at an uncertain speed and may spread throughout the body or heal naturally.