Patient's question:
My friend has been experiencing menopause for several years. She has taken medication for a long time, but it hasn't helped. Recently, she noticed white patches on her face and went to the hospital for a thorough examination. The result was surprising—she was diagnosed with vitiligo in menopausal women. I would like to ask you, doctor, how is vitiligo in menopausal women treated?Doctor's answer:
First, this situation is related to both physical and psychological aspects of the individual. It is recommended to visit a reputable hospital for examination and treatment. In daily life, one should manage their mindset issues. Additionally, during menopause, there can be certain effects on body temperature and mental state, so more attention should be paid to daily care. It is not advisable to expose oneself to sunlight.