I have had vitiligo for 5 years, and now I am ready to have a child, will it be passed on to my chil

Vitiligo has a certain familial genetic tendency like hypertension, diabetes and other diseases, but it is not a genetic disease, that is to say, the previous generation has vitiligo, and the next generation will not necessarily have vitiligo.

The heritability of vitiligo is very low, and it should not be possible if you take good care of it.

Not necessarily, according to the current level of medical science, there is no relationship with heredity.

Generally, yellow fruits are rich in carotene, which is also good for the body of pregnant women. So in normal times, you can often eat some mangoes, peaches and other fruits. In addition to eating these fruits, common green vegetables are also very nutritious, which is good for your child and your body.

There is a certain correlation with heredity, but genetic factors only account for a small part of the hair**. Environmental factors (such as lifestyle, working environment, eating habits, mental state, air, water sources, etc.) also play an important role. In general, genetic and environmental factors are present to develop the disease.

Even if it is inherited, it is far less likely to be passed on to the next generation than in other genetic disorders, and it is even less common for both the next and lower generations of first-degree relatives to develop the disease.

Clinical statistics show that vitiligo has a certain hereditary nature, but the proportion is small, accounting for only about 4% of the incidence of vitiligo, heritability is only the existence of vitiligo, and people's mental condition, environment, lifestyle, and work type play a greater role in the onset of vitiligo.

The increased content of tyrosinase can promote the regeneration of melanin, thereby promoting, therefore, vitiligo patients should eat more of these foods in **overshoot, such as animal liver, milk, black sesame seeds, etc.

I hope you find my answer helpful: heredity is simply how the signs of the previous generation are reflected in the next generation through the genes in the DNA. From the surface of clinical statistics, vitiligo has a certain hereditary nature, but the ratio is small, which is only the existence of vitiligo, environment, mental status, work type, lifestyle also have its important impact on the incidence of vitiligo, it is recommended that you go to a regular professional vitiligo hospital before having a child, so that the heritability rate will be greatly reduced!

Good luck soon**!

Answer: It is okay to have children with vitiligo, because vitiligo is an acquired depigmented vitiligo. The disease is now studied with a certain genetic probability, but it is not dominantly inherited. It is a polygenic genetic disease, which means that it is not inherited from one generation to the next, it may be inherited from one generation to another, or it may appear in the next generation.

Because the probability of inheritance in this case is not regular, don't worry about whether to have children, after all, having children is a major event in life. Therefore, it is recommended that if you suffer from vitiligo, you should still have a child.

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Vitiligo is not genetic:

The hereditary probability of vitiligo in China is 2-4%, vitiligo has a certain genetic background, which may be caused by an autosomal dominant gene abnormality, but from a genetic point of view, heredity is only a factor in the onset of vitiligo, in addition, environmental factors (including lifestyle, work, study environment, eating habits, mental state, air, water source, etc.) also play an important role, vitiligo generally must be under the conditions of genetic factors and environmental factors to develop.

Shanghai True Love Vitiligo Specialist Deng Lihua expert pointed out that vitiligo is hereditary! But it is possible to have children, and it can better reduce the chance of inheritance after pregnancy!