Patient's question:
4-year-old girl suffers from dermatomyositisDoctor's answer:
It is one of the autoimmune connective tissue diseases, primarily affecting striated muscles, presenting as a non-suppurative inflammatory lesion characterized by lymphocyte infiltration. It may be accompanied by or without various skin lesions, and may also be associated with various visceral damages. Avoid direct sunlight exposure (mainly ultraviolet rays) as much as possible. When going out, wear hats, gloves, long-sleeved clothing, or use umbrellas, etc. Consume seafood (fish, shrimp, crabs) that are prone to causing allergies as little as possible. Avoid spicy and irritating foods (such as onions, ginger, garlic). Eat less greasy foods; do not overeat.