How long does it take for White Palace Madness to spread?

Vitiligo is a relatively common disease. The incidence rate has been relatively high in recent years, and it causes great harm to patients. The treatment effect of vitiligo is better in the early stages, so it is important to seize the early treatment time of vitiligo. The symptoms of vitiligo will gradually develop over time and will spread in 3 to 6 months. Of course, everyone's physique is different, and the incidence and spread of the disease will also be different.

How long does it take for vitiligo to spread?

Because patients with vitiligo will develop some irregular white spots on their bodies, these white spots may spread after a period of time. If you want to know more about this topic, you can browse the following information.

The biggest feature of vitiligo is that it is easy to relapse and spread. The spread time of vitiligo is generally about 3-6 months. Due to the different physical conditions of each person, the onset time must be different. In clinical practice, some patients with vitiligo do not experience worsening of white spots many years after onset of the disease, while for some patients, white spots spread rapidly just two months after onset of the disease. Therefore, there is no specific time period for the spread of white spots, which is related to personal constitution.

From a large number of clinical cases, we can see that vitiligo affects people in all aspects, causing huge economic losses and psychological pressure to patients. It is urgent to resist it! To treat vitiligo, we must start from the root of the disease, treat the symptoms and the root cause, and easily eliminate white spots. If you suffer from vitiligo, it is the most important to go to a professional and regular vitiligo hospital for treatment as soon as possible!

Vitiligo patients should pay attention to the following points:

1. After vitiligo patients recover clinically, their immune ability and microcirculation disorders have not yet returned to normal, and it usually takes 3-6 months to recover. Therefore, after clinical recovery, that is, after the white spots have completely disappeared, one or two more courses of medication should be used to consolidate the results.

2. Environment: Especially damp living conditions, rain, wading, cold wind, etc. may induce vitiligo, which is something that must be paid attention to.

3. Mental factors: Anxiety, tension, unpleasant life events, etc. can all trigger this disease, so the patient must have a cheerful temperament and a non-competitive mind and world view.

4. Diet: It is best not to eat hot peppers and fruits rich in vitamin C, such as oranges, grapes, hawthorns, kiwis, etc. Eat more foods containing tyrosine and minerals, such as meat (beef, rabbit, pork, lean meat), animal liver, eggs, milk, vegetables (radish, eggplant, winter bamboo shoots, fungus, kelp, etc.), beans, peanuts, black sesame, walnuts and other foods.

5. Infection: Trauma, frostbite and burns may lead to the occurrence or development of vitiligo, so you must pay attention.