Can vitiligo be cured

Vitiligo can occur in any part of the body, and as the disease progresses, the area of ​​white spots will increase, seriously affecting everyone's normal life. Moreover, vitiligo is a stubborn skin disease that takes a long time to treat. Sometimes it can't be cured for several years, so people gradually lose confidence in the treatment of vitiligo. So can vitiligo be cured? Let’s hear what skin experts say.

Since vitiligo appeared around us, it has brought us many questions, such as is vitiligo contagious? This is a question that many friends have in their minds about the symptoms of this skin disease. Speaking of white spots, I believe that the first skin disease that everyone thinks of is vitiligo. However, vitiligo is not the only skin disease that is a symptom of white spots in life, so patients must have a judgment on the white spots that appear on their bodies. So, is vitiligo contagious? Let’s take a look. Let’s follow the experts to learn about vitiligo, we hope it will be helpful.

1. Our experts found through some patient surveys that the incidence rate of vitiligo is 1% to 2%, which is also a common skin disease. Vitiligo is a primary skin disease, a typical localized or generalized depigmentation of the skin. Generally, patients begin to develop the disease at around 20 years old and show symptoms, often with white patches appearing on the skin of the face, neck, back of the hands and external genitalia. Patients and friends should observe these parts more.

2. We must know more about the symptoms of vitiligo. Vitiligo has similar symptoms to many skin diseases. It can be an independent skin disease or a part of the skin manifestation of a certain skin disease. It can be congenital or acquired. There are genetic factors and infectious factors. There are also many unknown reasons that cause white spots on the body. Therefore, we must learn more about it so that vitiligo can stay away from us as soon as possible. Can vitiligo be cured?

3. Vitiligo can occur in anyone. For example, white spots on children's skin may be caused by other common skin diseases besides vitiligo. Common vitiligo caused by congenital factors include anemic nevus and achromatic nevus. Vitiligo caused by acquired reasons may be halo nevus, tinea versicolor, pityriasis alba, pityriasis alba and secondary vitiligo caused by inflammatory skin diseases. Rarely, there are mottled disease, leukoplakia of tuberous sclerosis, and other skin manifestations of many other syndromes. Our experts will help every patient recover as soon as possible.

This is the expert’s introduction to vitiligo. I hope it will be helpful to patients and friends. After reading the above content about the question “Is vitiligo contagious?”, I believe everyone now has a clear understanding of this issue. It can be seen from this that vitiligo is not contagious and is not a skin disease caused by infections such as viruses. Once patients find white spots on their bodies, they should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible to prevent unnecessary troubles such as misdiagnosis and mistreatment. We must cure vitiligo as soon as possible and stay away from the pain brought by vitiligo.