Patient's question:
All symptoms: White spots on the vulva, onset time: Since 2007 until now, it hasn't been cured. At first, there was vulvar itching. Treatment history: July 2007. Test results: Lichen sclerosus et atrophicus of the vulva. Medications used: Mometasone cream, Transfer factor oral liquid. Currently using: Rishuan'an wash solution, hydrocortisone butyrate...Doctor's answer:
The biggest characteristic of vitiligo is its spread. This disease is considered a difficult-to-treat condition, with dozens of potential triggers, such as psychological factors, autoimmune issues, and melanin self-destruction. Blind treatment can lead to the spread of white patches and worsening of the condition. It is recommended that you visit a specialized vitiligo hospital to identify the cause of melanin loss and start targeted treatment from the root. Currently, there are many clinical therapies available, such as medications, phototherapy, and skin grafting. The most effective method is the "M-D Multidimensional Vitiligo Recovery System." With cooperation from your doctor, significant results can be achieved quickly.Additionally, strengthening daily protection is very important. You should eat less food rich in vitamin C, such as oranges, hawthorns, kiwis, tomatoes, peppers, coriander, and chives. Instead, consume more peanuts, walnuts, black sesame seeds, black beans, and lean meat, as these can benefit the recovery process. Smoking and alcohol must be avoided, and avoid excessive sun exposure to prevent worsening the condition!