Patient's question:
At first, there were a few on my head. The doctor said to go home and wait and see. Later, there were more and more on my body.Treatment history and effectiveness: The doctor didn’t prescribe any medication, saying it could heal on its own.
What kind of help I’m looking for: I want to ask whether this condition can naturally fade away.
Doctor's answer:
Guidance: It can be cured. It is recommended to first suppress diet, which is the basic measure for treating this condition. For patients with hyperlipidemia, according to different types, a low-fat, low-sugar, and low-cholesterol diet should be provided. Medication treatment includes lipid-lowering drugs. Clorbutol (Clorbutol) 2g/d, primarily to reduce triglycerides. Cholestyramine (Cholestyramine) 12–24g/d, primarily to reduce cholesterol. Nicotinic acid 3–4.5g/d, to reduce both triglycerides and cholesterol. Chinese herbal medicine that promotes blood circulation and removes blood stasis can be taken. If diet and medication suppression are ineffective, local treatment can be used. For limited, small numbers of harmful lesions, cryotherapy with liquid nitrogen, electrocautery, and laser can be used as physical treatments.