Can anemic nevus be cured

When it comes to hypopigmentation diseases, most people probably think of vitiligo first. Vitiligo is mainly a skin disease caused by too little melanin in the human body, but there is also a hypopigmentation disease called anemic nevus, and its symptoms are somewhat similar to those of vitiligo. Anemic nevus is usually congenital, so when anemic nevus appears on a person's body, can it be cured by medical technology?

As a congenital skin disease, anemic nevus cannot be cured and occurs at a relatively early age. Fortunately, the nature of the skin at the affected area will not change, and the symptoms at the affected area will not tend to expand over time. It is generally distributed unilaterally or confined to a certain part. The affected area appears as an oval patch with hypopigmentation. After rubbing vigorously, the local area will not turn red, but normal skin will turn red.

It should be noted that in many cases, the symptoms of anemic nevus and vitiligo are very similar, and many people cannot distinguish them. This requires us to have a good understanding of anemic nevus and vitiligo. It is better to distinguish based on the mechanism of disease and symptoms.

The skin pigmentation of the lesion area of ​​anemic nevus is normal, so the normal skin around the lesion will be the same color as the lesion after bleeding due to compression by the glass slide and will be difficult to distinguish, thus causing the lesion to disappear. Vitiligo does not have this phenomenon. The blood vessels in the vitiligo lesions area function normally, and friction or patting will cause local congestion and make the lesions red. On the contrary, friction of anemic nevus lesions will not cause congestion reaction. Summer is coming. At this time, you should learn more about the disease common sense of vitiligo and take sun protection measures to better prevent and treat vitiligo. Sun exposure can easily cause vitiligo, so avoiding sun exposure is an important part of preventing vitiligo.

There is basically no cure for anemic nevus, which means that anemic nevus cannot be cured. Many treatment methods now use concealers for local covering to achieve the effect of eliminating symptoms. If necessary, you can go to a large hospital for laser surgery. At the same time, anemic nevus is not hereditary, but even so, we still need to detect and treat it early so that we can better suppress the symptoms of anemic nevus. In daily life, we still need to pay attention to supplementing iron in our diet. After all, anemic nevus is caused by ischemia, so we still need to address the root cause.