How to treat tinea versicolor

When talking about piebaldness, the first thing that comes to mind is white patches on the skin. Some people with trypophobia always feel uncomfortable if they have this kind of skin disease on their bodies. In fact, the so-called piebaldness is caused by inflammation which causes some areas of the skin to be darker and some to be lighter. The most common cause of petal disease is long-term severe heat exposure to the body. For people suffering from this kind of disease, what is the best way to treat piebaldism?

Tinea versicolor can be treated with folk remedies

1. Prescription: 20g fresh Alpinia galanga, 10g Radix Sophorae Flavescentis, 100ml rice vinegar.

Usage: Wash and crush the medicine, soak it in vinegar for 12 hours, wash the affected area with soapy water and apply the medicine solution, once a day.

Efficacy: After three doses of medication, the effectiveness rate reached 100%.

2. Prescription: 10g of Radix Hibisci Reticulatae, 10g of Cloves, 100ml of 75% 100ml alcohol.

Usage: Add the above prescription medicine into 100ml of 75% 100ml alcohol, soak for 1 week, then apply externally, 2-3 times a day.

Efficacy: The cure rate reaches 100% after 5-10 days of medication.

3. Prescription: 50 grams of fresh rhizome of Camphorwood, 10 grams of Sophora flavescens bark, and 100 milliliters of aged vinegar.

Usage: Soak in the above-prescribed vinegar for 8 hours, apply the liquid to the affected area, twice a day.

Efficacy: The cure rate reaches 100% after 7-12 days of medication.

There are hundreds of folk remedies for treating tinea versicolor, but few are truly effective. This is because not all remedies are suitable for every patient, so patients should use them with caution.

If the treatment method of tinea versicolor is used improperly, the condition will be aggravated. Severe patients will miss the best time to treat the disease, causing the originally simple disease to develop into a chronic disease, resulting in repeated attacks and prolonged illness.

If you have tinea versicolor, you must go to a regular, large-scale specialized medical institution for treatment. Early detection and early treatment can keep patients away from the troubles of the disease.

Foods that are not suitable for children with tinea versicolor:

1. Spicy, hot and irritating food. Children with pityriasis versicolor are forbidden to eat irritating foods such as cinnamon, chili, pepper, ginger, etc., and they are also not allowed to drink beverages such as cocoa and coffee. Parents should also be careful not to add alcohol when cooking dishes for their children, so as not to aggravate the skin lesions of the children.

2. Sweets. Children with tinea versicolor should limit their intake of fatty foods. They should not be allowed to eat chocolate and fried foods, so as to avoid increased sebum secretion and aggravation of the disease.

3. Foods that cause hair growth. Children with pityriasis versicolor should avoid eating irritating foods such as chicken, lamb, crab, shrimp, crucian carp, beef, mutton, dog meat and pork head to avoid skin irritation and aggravation of the condition.