What causes pityriasis rosea? It may be caused by psychological factors

Mental factors, climatic factors and bad living habits are all causes of pityriasis rosea. Therefore, in order to prevent the occurrence of this disease, we must pay attention to maintaining a good attitude and develop healthy living habits.

1. Mental factors are one of the causes of pityriasis rosea . The skin is a very emotional organ and one of the important organs for expressing the internal psychological activities of the human body. After long-term clinical observation, pityriasis rosea experts have found that the occurrence and development of pityriasis rosea is closely related to the patient's personality, emotions, tension, worries, anxiety and other mental and psychological factors. It can induce pityriasis rosea or cause the recurrence and aggravation of pityriasis rosea through neuro-endocrine dysfunction and immune dysfunction; conversely, positive and normal neuropsychological activities can prevent the occurrence of pityriasis rosea or alleviate the condition.

2. Climate factors can also cause the occurrence of pityriasis rosea. As we all know, pityriasis rosea is seasonal. Most patients with pityriasis rosea experience relief in autumn, while the disease tends to recur and worsen in autumn, winter and spring. This may be related to the cold and dry outside temperature and the shortened daylight hours in winter. Pityriasis rosea experts have conducted research on the impact of climate on pityriasis rosea, and they all agree that temperature and pityriasis rosea are closely related. Therefore, cold climate factors can also lead to the occurrence of pityriasis rosea.

3. Bad living habits are an important cause of pityriasis rosea. Pityriasis rosea is a typical psychosomatic skin disease. Bad behaviors and lifestyles are important factors leading to the occurrence and recurrence of pityriasis rosea. For example, smoking, drinking, staying up late, lack of exercise and so on. Clinical research by experts on pityriasis rosea specifically reminds us that smoking can stimulate the release of oxidase after activation of neutrophils, promote inflammatory response, and aggravate pityriasis rosea.

I hope that the introduction in this article can remind all our friends in the north. I also hope that everyone can develop good hygiene habits in the summer. When taking a bath, try to choose soap with relatively low alkalinity. This can reduce irritation to the skin and effectively prevent the onset of pityriasis rosea.