Is it possible that white patches on the extremities are vitiligo?

The main symptoms are: the lesion is pure white round or irregular desolated patches, smooth surface, well-defined borders, and hyperpigmentation at the edges. The whiter** is more sensitive to sunlight than normal**, and it will become red when exposed to the sun.

The course of the disease is slow, gradually expands to the surrounding areas, and stops spreading when they merge with each other or reach a certain level, and remain unchanged for a long time.

Not necessarily, because in addition to vitiligo, it may also be other ** diseases, such as tinea versicolor, albinism, if the vitiligo is generally unconscious, painless and itchy, and the surface is smooth, it is likely to be vitiligo.

Having vitiligo is not necessarily vitiligo, vitiligo has a smooth surface, no rash, and sometimes a light pink color, and is a common acquired hyperpigmentation with no significant sex differences.

It is not necessarily vitiligo, but it may also be white sugar rash, tinea versicolor, albinism, vitiligo lesions are smooth and no rash, and the skin lesions are white.

It cannot be said that there are white spots on your body that you have vitiligo, but also depends on what the white spots look like, whether the white spots are large on your body, and whether the white spots will become larger. If you have white patches on your body, it is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination so that you can prove what it is.

Not necessarily, but after the appearance of white spots on the body, you should pay attention, it may be because of anemia moles, non-pigmented nature or other diseases, at this time you should go to the hospital to check your body, after the disease should also be timely, do not delay the best time.

I don't think so, if you have white spots on your body, it doesn't have to be vitiligo, it may be something else, and you need to go to the hospital for an examination to be sure.

Not necessarily. Moreover, vitiligo also has obvious symptoms, and the appearance of white spots on the body cannot be determined to be vitiligo, and it is necessary to go to the hospital for specific examination.

Vitiligo is an acquired depigmentation disease, which can appear in any part of the human body, but it is more common in the face, neck, limbs, etc., if white spots appear in these parts, we must pay attention to whether the surface of the white spots is smooth and no dandruff, the white spots are pale white or milky, and the boundaries are blurred or the white spots spread to the normal, it is likely to be vitiligo.

White patches on the body are not necessarily vitiligo. Vitiligo is easily confused with anemia nevi, apigmented nevi, acquired hypopigmentation, pityriasis alba, etc.