How to treat white spots on the skin?

Leukoplakia refers to the appearance of patches on the skin that are lighter than normal skin color. It is mainly caused by a decrease in pigmentation or loss of pigment. It can be congenital or acquired. Leukoplakia can occur in any part of the body. It is more common in some exposed areas, such as the face, neck, back of the hands, and genitals. It has a great impact on the patient's life. So, how to treat leukoplakia?

Most white spots are localized and exist in isolation, but they can also be distributed symmetrically, in bands along nerves, or spread throughout the body. The cause of congenital vitiligo may be due to various reasons during embryonic development. Generally, white patches appear on the skin at birth or shortly after birth, such as achromic nevus, anemic nevus, achromic incontinence pigmenti, etc. The distribution of these white spots is generally limited or has certain characteristics, and the color of the white spots will not be very white. As the skin grows and develops, these white spots will neither fade nor expand significantly after stabilizing. During treatment, patients need to go to the hospital for examination in time, determine the cause of the disease, and then use targeted medications, and take symptomatic treatment to achieve the best treatment effect.

1. Physical therapy: If steam bath therapy is used during treatment, the patient can relieve pain as soon as possible. Steam bath therapy can allow the drug to act directly on the skin and enter the blood through the skin. Therefore, it has the advantages of faster effect, comfort, and no toxic side effects than oral medication. It will not increase the burden on the liver and is the best auxiliary treatment method. And during the treatment, some diet and lifestyle controls can be combined to increase the effectiveness of the treatment and effectively prevent the recurrence of the disease.

2. Drug treatment: During treatment, patients need to go to the hospital for examination in time, determine the cause of the disease, and then use targeted medications, and take symptomatic treatment to achieve the best treatment effect.

3. Surgical treatment: surgical removal of the diseased skin. However, this method is only suitable for patients with smaller white spot lesions. If the patient has multiple lesions or a large area of ​​lesions, skin grafting or melanin implantation will be needed during surgery.

Patients should eat more beef, black sesame, pork, eggs, and fresh vegetables, because these foods contain a lot of expanders and amino acids. They should also eat less foods containing vitamin C. This is different from many diseases. Some irritating foods such as seaweed and leeks are also not suitable to be eaten. I wish all patients and friends a speedy recovery!