Why do I get older and have a lot of white dots on my hands and feet?

The appearance of white spots on the hands is considered to be like a disease of the machine:

Clause. 1. Sweat spots are caused by infection with Pityrosporum pityriasfungal infectious diseases can be in terms of clinical manifestations.

The appearance of pale white spots, patches, can be on top, or there are no fine chaff-like scales, in clinical **.

Topical bifonazole ointment or amorolfen hydrochloride liniment is applied, and in severe cases, itraconazole gum can be taken orally.

sac, strengthens antifungal **;

Clause. 2. Idiopathic punctate leukoplakia, which can appear white spots the size of soybeans, does not require special treatment.

Treatment, mainly due to agethe performance of the first day;

Clause. 3. For vitiligo, tacrolimus ointment mixed with desonide cream can be applied externally**.

It may be a deficiency of trace elements and vitamins. It is recommended that you take zinc gluconate orally, or take B-complex vitamins at the same time. Be sure to drink plenty of water. Eat more vegetables. Do not eat MSG chicken essence, it is recommended that you must avoid spicy food.

This is supposed to be called age spots. Because I'm old. The metabolism is not so vigorous, so it is normal to have this kind of white spots, and it is safer to go to the hospital for a check-up if you are not at ease.

It may be because of old age and the decline of all aspects of the body, so there will be some white spots and the like.

There are small white dots, first of all, you need to consider whether there is a history of **inflammation, after the local ** inflammation subsides, it may cause hypopigmentation, and small white dots will appear.

If there are a lot of white spots on the hands and feet, it is a disease of **, and it is recommended to go to a regular ** specialist to see.

Hello, if there are white spots on the hands and feet, the patient should consider whether it is vitiligo, obviously these white spots have been for several years, and they do not seem to heal on their own, so it is recommended to go to the hospital for examination.

The common manifestations of vitiligo mainly include the following symptoms: 1. There is no itching, and even if there is, it is very mild. 2. The number of depigmented spots is small, generally only 1-2 pieces, and most of them appear on the exposed parts.

3. Except for depigmentation, the ** at the depigmented spot is the same as the surrounding **, there is no itching, desquamation or atrophy and other changes. 4. Early vitiligo should be considered first when there are no other ** diseases. Don't take medication blindly.

This should be your blood problem, it should be leprosy vitiligo symptoms.

It should be that blood that you have a problem with.

How long has it been? Are there any other symptoms?

Hello! Your situation is not very accurately described. It can be considered to be vitiligo, which is a general term for some diseases with ** vitiligo as the main symptom in medicine.

Also known as vitiligo or vitiligo, it is a familiar ** disease department, the main clinical manifestations appear to be, part of the pigment takes off **, and produces white patches, and then gradually diffuses patches and spreads. Although vitiligo is not painful and itchy, it weakens the patient's health ** and mind, destroys the face severely, dampens the human spirit, affects normal life, marriage, work and social interactions, is a difficult disease in the world. It is an acquired** depigmentation disorder that manifests as localized or widespread depigmentation.

It is recommended that you go to a specialized hospital for diagnosis and then treat the symptoms**. Usual attention: 1. Try to avoid taking vitamin C, eat less or no vegetables and fruits rich in vitamin C.

Such as green peppers, tomatoes, citrus, grapefruits, etc. 2. If you eat foods rich in copper, if the copper ion content in the body increases, the production of melanin will also increase. Therefore, you should eat more copper-containing foods such as snails, mussels, and cockles.

3. Black fungus, kelp, sea cucumber, celery, eggplant, toon tooth, walnut, soft-shelled turtle, amaranth, leek, hair cabbage, black rice, elm leaves all have the effect of preventing and treating leprosy and can be eaten regularly. Avoid eating strawberries, bayberry, hot and sour food, chicken, sheep and other hair products. 4. Eat more foods containing tyrosine and minerals, such as meat (lean meat, rabbit, pig), animal liver, eggs (eggs, duck eggs, quail eggs), milk (milk, yogurt), fresh vegetables (radish, eggplant, kelp, etc.), beans (soybeans, peas, mung beans, soy products), peanuts, black sesame, walnuts, raisins, snails, clams and other shellfish.