How to treat skin amyloidosis

Skin is a very important part of the human body and has a certain protective effect on the body. Everyone's skin is different and may have some skin lesions. Cutaneous amyloidosis is also a common clinical disease. The symptoms of this disease are very obvious and can be detected with the naked eye. Moreover, amyloidosis of the skin has a great impact on people's bodies and lives, so it must be taken seriously during treatment. There are many methods to treat amyloidosis of the skin, and you must choose the appropriate treatment method based on your own condition. In addition to conventional treatments, attention should also be paid to skin cleansing in cases of cutaneous amyloidosis.

1. Medication

There are many treatments for the skin disease amyloidosis. It can be treated by using vitamins, or by using drugs such as hormones to relieve symptoms. Reasonable adjustments should be made according to the patient's condition. If the symptoms are not serious, external ointments can be applied to relieve the symptoms.

2. Cleaning

When skin lesions occur, there may be severe itching and the formation of white dandruff, so reasonable adjustments should be made. You should have good living habits, wash your skin frequently, avoid the occurrence of eczema in certain parts of the skin, and keep the skin clean and dry.

3. Pathological treatment

Amyloidosis refers to a disease caused by the deposition of amyloid substances in tissues or organs, and actually has nothing to do with starch. It is generally believed that this disease is autosomal dominant or related to metabolic disorders. Depending on the organs involved, it is divided into systemic or cutaneous amyloidosis, and these two types are divided into primary and secondary. Therefore, treatment mainly depends on symptomatic treatment, and there is currently no way to make the rash disappear. You can use topical retinoic acid drugs, corticosteroids, etc.

4. Notes:

Cutaneous amyloid lesions have a great impact on the patient's health. They may cause capillary dilation or skin atrophy. Therefore, reasonable adjustments should be made, and examinations should be conducted at a regular dermatology department. The progression of the disease should be controlled by using medication.