How to treat white spots on the body

Vitiligo is a serious skin disease that can appear anywhere on the body. If the vitiligo on the body is not controlled in time, it will spread to other parts of the body, causing the damaged skin area to become larger and larger. Vitiligo is difficult to treat and it is very important to control it as soon as possible. So, how to treat vitiligo on the body? Let’s take a look below.

1. Maintain a correct attitude towards the illness.

Vitiligo patients suffer from damaged appearance and heavy mental and psychological stress. If they encounter unsatisfactory or unfortunate things in life, they are more likely to lose confidence in life than healthier people. Patients should strengthen their psychological quality cultivation, learn to adjust their abnormal emotions, relieve psychological conflicts and pressure, and maintain a calm and healthy attitude to face vitiligo.

2. Seek treatment as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice.

Patients with vitiligo should receive timely treatment as soon as possible after the onset of the disease. At the same time, they should follow the doctor's instructions, take medication on time and in the prescribed amount, and do not change the dosage or medication time without authorization. If you encounter unexpected situations during treatment, such as colds, injuries, allergies, etc., you should keep in touch with your attending physician so that you can take active and correct measures in a timely manner.

3. Comprehensive treatment.

Experts point out that vitiligo has many causes. Patients should develop a comprehensive and effective treatment plan under the guidance of a doctor, combining oral, injectable, topical medications, photochemotherapy, melanin implantation and other treatment methods, combining Chinese and Western medicine, and comprehensive treatment, which has the greatest hope of curing vitiligo.

Fourth, adjust your diet.

When patients are treating vitiligo, they should pay more attention to their daily diet. Eat less food rich in vitamin C, irritating food that is too sour or spicy, and hair-raising foods such as fish and shrimp. Patients can eat more foods rich in tyrosine and trace elements to promote the synthesis of melanin.