White atrophic vasculitis

Patients with white atrophic vasculitis usually have very complicated conditions, but nutritional value is indispensable. First of all, we must do a good job in diet and health care, and pay attention to controlling diet therapy methods. You can eat more red beans and soybeans, which can replenish qi and blood, prevent systemic edema, and relieve qi and blood deficiency in many people. In addition, we must also pay attention to pathological factors and clinical nursing methods.

Diet and health care: Diet therapy for systemic vasculitis:

100 grams of red beans and cooked rice kernels, 30 grams each of raw and cooked rice kernels, 7 red dates, and an appropriate amount of brown sugar. Take after cooking. Suitable for people with limb edema.

Soybean and Winter Melon Peel Soup: 60 grams of winter melon peel, 60 grams of soybeans, 3 bowls of water, boil until 1 bowl, remove the residue and drink. Suitable for patients with edema of affected limbs and systemic anemia.

Soybean and Winter Melon Peel Soup: 60 grams of winter melon peel, 60 grams of soybeans, 3 bowls of water, boil until 1 bowl, remove the residue and drink. Suitable for patients with edema of affected limbs and systemic anemia.

Red bean, peach kernel and lotus root soup: 15 grams of peach kernel, 60 grams of red beans, 100 grams of lotus root, wash and cut into small pieces, add appropriate amount of water to boil soup, season with a little salt, drink the soup and eat red beans and lotus root. Suitable for those with cold limbs and disharmony of blood circulation.

Mulberry soup: 60 grams of mulberry seeds, add 3 bowls of water, boil until 1 and a half bowls. Use white sugar or brown sugar to season appropriately, remove the residue and drink. Suitable for people suffering from back pain and dizziness.

Preventive care requires early diagnosis and early treatment, and the cause of the disease should be identified as much as possible and treated accordingly.

Pathological etiology The etiology remains controversial. It may be a capillaritis caused by an immune response.

When diagnosing the disease , be careful to differentiate it from livedo reticularis.

Inspection method Laboratory examination:

Generally no positive findings.

Other auxiliary examinations:

Histopathology: Epidermal atrophy, V-shaped necrotic areas can be seen in the epidermis and upper dermis. The blood vessel wall thickens, fibrinoid material is deposited in the wall and lumen, the lumen is partially or completely occluded, and red blood cells overflow. There is perivascular infiltration of lymphocytes and histiocytes.

Complications: After the skin lesions are absorbed, the underlying tissue may shrink and become white atrophic scars.

Prognosis: Skin lesions recur and the course of the disease is chronic. No systemic symptoms. The characteristic feature is that ivory white atrophic spots remain after healing.

Pathogenesis: Immunofluorescence examination revealed immune complexes and C3 deposition in the capillary walls, so it may be capillaritis caused by immune response.