How to tell if the white spots on the face are vitiligo, I am very worried

Suggestion: Hello, this patient. The symptoms of vitiligo are:

The surface of the vitiligo is smooth and no flakes, the vitiligo is pale white or milky white, the size is different, the shape is indefinite, if the boundary is blurred or spread towards the normal **, it may be vitiligo, and the specific situation needs to be seen before it can be diagnosed) (there are many kinds of vitiligo, sweat spots, vitiligo, tinea versicolor, pityriasis alba, etc. are all vitiligo).

Suggestion: The symptoms of vitiligo are generally manifested as white spots like nails or the size of coins, smooth surface, no pain or itching, but some symptoms are not visible to the naked eye, the naked eye is only a preliminary judgment, to diagnose whether it is vitiligo, it is necessary to use professional equipment to check the melanin situation, you should go to a professional hospital in time to check it, only in this way can you judge whether you have vitiligo.

It is necessary to pay attention to whether the white spots are caused by ** diseases, you can see whether there are abnormalities in the white spots, such as when exposed to the sun, whether there will be stinging, itching and other abnormalities, and whether the red color that emerges is different, if there is, it may be vitiligo and other ** diseases, if so, such as vitiligo, etc., there are dozens of causes of its onset, such as mental factors autoimmune melanin self-destruction, etc., it is recommended that you go to a regular professional hospital in time for professional examination to find out the cause of melanin deficiency, as well as the condition, your own condition, etc., Then, according to the comprehensive situation, more professional methods, such as drugs, phototherapy, etc., cooperate with the doctor, I believe that good results can be achieved soon.

There are local lumpy white spots on the body that are irregular and round, oval, and the surface of the white spots is not dandruff, pain, or itching, and it is easy to reddene when exposed to ultraviolet rays in the sun. Specifically, it is better to go to a regular hospital and be examined by a professional doctor.

Early detection as soon as possible is recommended.

Hello, the early stage of vitiligo is mostly punctate or flaky, one or several pieces, because the melanin has not been completely lost, it is pale white, no different from the normal **, but it will grow over time, the symptoms of vitiligo will continue to be wrong, but the melanin will be completely lost, milky white or porcelain white. And the appearance of white spots on the face is not necessarily vitiligo, and there are many ** diseases similar to vitiligo. For example, insect spots, tinea versicolor, sweat spots, etc., these ** diseases are similar to vitiligo, if you don't know how to judge the symptoms of these vitiligo, it is best to go to a regular hospital for examination and understand**.

A white patch on the face is not necessarily a symptom of vitiligo, it may be a symptom of poor metabolism.

Vitiligo is generally symmetrical, is due to the phenomenon of poor metabolism and melaninization, it is best to go to the hospital's **department for a detailed examination, according to the results of the examination is reasonable**, and you should also pay attention to the cleaning and nursing in daily life.

**Color loss, white spots with smooth surface without flakes, clear borders, increased pigment on the edges, hair in the affected area can be normal and white, generally no self-conscious discomfort, and a few local itching. With these symptoms, it can be concluded that it is vitiligo.

You can first observe whether the white patches are smooth and not flaky, and generally appear to be no pain and itching, if the boundaries are blurred or the white spots are expanding towards normal**, this situation can be preliminarily judged to be a symptom of vitiligo. Leprosy is OK. Whether leprosy can be done is a common concern for patients, their families and doctors.

Because leprosy is a stubborn chronic disease and there are many causes of it, it is difficult to get up and takes a long time, but it can be completely done.

The symptoms of vitiligo have been divided into various types, the most common ones being sporadic vitiligo, segmental vitiligo, localized vitiligo and acral vitiligo. In the early stage of vitiligo, vitiligo will occur on one side of the patient**, and careful observation can show that the edge is clear and the surrounding pigment is slightly darker. **The size of the white patches on the white patches is not uniform, and the color of the white spots may appear pale white and then slowly turn milky white or cloudy white.

Because every vitiligo patient has a different condition, the number of white patches on the ** is variable. The onset of vitiligo is that there is no restriction on the location of the disease, and the white patches will appear in a certain place**. However, most vitiligo diseases tend to occur in exposed and folded areas.

It is important to note that vitiligo disease rarely changes or disappears on its own, so patients need to be active**.

Hello, it is recommended that patients go to a regular vitiligo hospital for examination, and after finding out their own **, under the guidance of the doctor, the whole root of vitiligo is taken as a whole**, which can prevent the further spread of vitiligo. If the patient starts at an early stage, the progression of the disease can be well controlled and the difficulty will be reduced in the future.

You can take a closer look at whether the surface of the vitiligo is smooth and flakes-free, the vitiligo is pale white or milky white, if the boundary is blurred or spread towards normal**, it may be vitiligo, and the specific situation needs to be seen after the vitiligo can be diagnosed.

Are there any obvious symptoms of white spots on the face? Is the color of vitiligo light white or pure white?

It may be vitiligo, the main manifestation of vitiligo is light white patches in specific areas**, and the hair in the affected area can be healthy or clearly pigmented. Vitiligo generally has no self-conscious symptoms, if the area of white plaques is relatively large, after exposure to the sun in summer, there is an occasional burning sensation, which is particularly very complicated.

Although it is possible to preliminarily determine whether it is vitiligo by observing the symptoms of the day shift, it is not accurate to observe it with the naked eye, so it is recommended to go to a specialized hospital and use professional instruments for diagnosis.

People's skin is tender, and there will be a lot of intermittent phenomena. After a few days, it will be gone, and it must not be treated as a disease. Life is worthless, and if it is too valuable, it will be ruined.

Vitiligo can usually be judged and diagnosed through clinical manifestations, as well as physical examination, pathological examination, ultraviolet lamp examination, ** endoscopy, confocal microscopy, etc., which can be judged by the above methods, but it is not recommended to identify it by yourself. The vitiligo of vitiligo mainly needs to be distinguished from the vitiligo of diseases such as pityriasis simplel, pityriasis versicolor, anemia nevus, apigmented nevus, and senile vitiligo.

1. Vitiligo: The white spots on the patient's body often appear as milky white or porcelain white round, oval, irregularly shaped, or linear depigmented spots, with clear boundaries and different sizes, which can be single or multiple, and the hair in the white spots can sometimes turn white. Advanced lesions are grayish-white fluorescent with ill-defined boundaries when UV light is performed.

In the stable phase, it is bright blue-white fluorescence, with clear borders, and pigment islands or marginal pigmentation can be seen;

2. Pityriasis simplex: common on children's face, characterized by dry fine pityriasis scaly hypopigmentation, varying in size, slightly clear boundary, and can be covered with fine scales. Wood lamp irradiation examination showed that the patient** had hypopigmentation in the vitiligo, and did not show bright white fluorescence;

3. Pityriasis versicolor: It is more common in young and middle-aged men, and is more likely to occur in the face, neck, chest, shoulders, armpits and other parts with abundant sebaceous glands, manifested as a punctate macules centered on the pores and clear boundaries, with more scales on the surface, and the fungal microscopic examination is positive;

4. Anemia nevus: It is a common congenital disease, which is congested and red around the leukoplakia after friction or heat, while the leukoplakia itself remains unchanged;

5. Non-pigmented nevi: most of them have localized light pigmentation at birth or shortly after birth, which will last for life;

6. Senile leukoplakia: It is a kind of senile ** degeneration, manifested as a round or oval leukoplakia the size of a needle tip to a mung bean, which is more likely to occur on the trunk and limbs, and can be clearly diagnosed clinically through tissue biopsy and other examinations.

In the early stage of vitiligo, the degree of depigmentation of vitiligo is light, and the boundary between the surrounding normal ** is blurred, if this situation occurs in **whiter people, it is often difficult to diagnose in time, carefully observe whether the surface of vitiligo is smooth and flakes-free, and the vitiligo is pale white or milky white, if the boundary is blurred or spread towards the normal**, the possibility of vitiligo is considered to be relatively large.

Vitiligo is a relatively common acquired pigmented disease that manifests as a localized or generalized** complete loss of mucosal pigment. It is caused by the loss of melanocyte function, but the mechanism is not clear. It can occur in all parts of the body, and young women are the majority.

1.The doctrine of genetics.

Vitiligo can occur in twins and families, indicating that genetics plays an important role in the pathogenesis of vitiligo. Vitiligo has been suggested to have incomplete penetrance and multiple pathogenic loci in the gene.

2.Autoimmune Theory.

Vitiligo can be combined with autoimmune diseases, such as thyroid disease, diabetes, chronic adrenal insufficiency, pernicious anemia, rheumatoid arthritis, malignant melanoma, etc. Specific antibodies to various organs can also be detected in serum, such as anti-thyroid antibodies, anti-gastric parietal cell antibodies, anti-adrenal antibodies, anti-parathyroid antibodies, anti-smooth muscle antibodies, anti-melanocyte antibodies, etc.

3.Psychiatry and Neurochemistry Doctrine.

Psychiatric factors are closely related to the onset of vitiligo, and most patients have mental trauma, excessive tension, depression or depression at the onset or development stage of the lesion. Degeneration of nerve endings at the vitiligo also supports the theory of neurochemistry.

4.The theory of self-destruction of melanocytes.

People with vitiligo can produce antibodies and T lymphocytes, suggesting that the immune response may cause the destruction of melanocytes. The toxic melanin precursors synthesized by the cells themselves and some chemicals that cause ** decolorization may also have a selective destructive effect on melanocytes.

5.Lack of doctrine of trace elements.

In patients with vitiligo, the level of copper or ceruloplasmin in the blood and ** decreases, resulting in a decrease in tyrosinase activity, which affects the metabolism of melanin.

6.Other factors.

Vitiligo can also be induced by trauma, sun exposure, and some photosensitive drugs.

There is no significant difference in the gender of vitiligo, and it can occur in all age groups, but it is more common in adolescents. The lesions are depigmented patches, often milky white or light pink, with a smooth surface and no rash. The boundaries of the vitiligo are clear, the pigment at the margins is increased compared with normal**, and the hair in the vitiligo is normal or white.

Lesions are more likely to occur in areas of sun exposure and friction injury, and the lesions are mostly symmetrically distributed. Leukoplakia is also often arranged in bands according to the distribution of nerve segments. Vitiligo is often accompanied by other autoimmune diseases, such as diabetes, thyroid disease, adrenal insufficiency, scleroderma, atopic dermatitis, alopecia areata, etc.

Prophylaxis. 1.Reduce the intake of contaminated food, correct picky eating, and formulate scientific dietary recipes.

2.Reduce the inhalation of harmful gases, and choose a place with fresh air during morning exercise or exercise.

3.Pay attention to labor protection.

4.Be aware of the pollution caused by the renovation of the house.

5.Keep a good mood.

Vitiligo is divided into progressive, stable, and regressing phases. In the advanced stage, the onset is relatively fast, and the body will appear white white patches, which are porcelain-white, with clear borders, and the location of the disease is uncertain, which can be scattered or confined to a certain part.

It doesn't look like it. If a family member has vitiligo, it is recommended to go to the hospital as soon as possible for a Wood lamp examination. In the early stage of vitiligo, it is milky white or light white, and the white spots are smooth, no dandruff, no pain or itching, and no obvious discomfort.

It is easy to be misdiagnosed in the early stage, and the diagnosis can be confirmed with the help of Wood's lamp examination or **CT.

Do the white spots on your face mean that you need to go to the hospital for a diagnosis? You can know by testing.

No, like cheilitis or ringworm.

No, it looks like ringworm, so it is recommended to go for a check-up to feel more at ease.

It is recommended to check it out for more peace of mind.

It doesn't look like it, and I can't see it, is it not clear about the shooting, I suggest I check it.

If the boundary is blurred or the white spot is expanding towards normal, this situation can be preliminarily judged to be a symptom of vitiligo, and the specific condition still needs to be seen before it can be diagnosed.

It is recommended to go to a professional vitiligo hospital to find out the cause of the real melanin deficiency in order to treat the symptoms**. To achieve the goal of treating both the symptoms and the root causes.

Vitiligo is a more common ** stubborn disease, it can occur at any age, and there is no regional law, some people can find a white patch, especially parents find that there is a white spot on the child's body, there will be doubts, parents want to know whether this white spot is vitiligo. Vitiligo must meet certain characteristics in order to be diagnosed as vitiligo.

1. Although vitiligo is more common in daily life, there are many kinds of diseases that induce vitiligo, and some of the symptoms are similar to vitiligo, so although the white spots on the child's body may be suffering from vitiligo, it cannot be concluded that it is vitiligo just by the naked eye.

Vitiligo is a kind of melanin loss disease, once the child ** appears on the white patches suspected of vitiligo symptoms, the shape of the vitiligo may be irregular, the color is pale white, and the color of the healthy ** is very different, the boundary between the vitiligo and the healthy part ** is relatively clear, and the pigmentation can be found between the **and the surrounding ** of the vitiligo site. In order to get a more accurate diagnosis, it is still necessary to go to a professional hospital to do various relevant tests to confirm the diagnosis.

2. Vitiligo has diffusion, in the early stage of the disease, the area of white spots on the child's body is relatively small, but for some reasons, it is likely to spread to other parts of the child, from a small white patch to a large patch of white patches.

3. The summer sun is strong, and such sunlight shining on the diseased part may cause red spots or blisters to grow on the affected area, and you can feel obvious pain, and these white spots may show a certain uniform distribution, and the child may have white spots on one side of the body, and there may be white spots on the other side.

4. The white spots on the child's body will change according to the change of the season, in autumn and winter, the white spots may subside and become inconspicuous, but in spring and summer due to the intensification of the child's physical activity, the white spots will reappear, and may develop and grow, when the white spots spread, they will not fade again in autumn and winter.

If your child has white spots, you should see a doctor promptly.