VitiligoIt is a common depigmentation disease, which is characterized by the appearance of white patches of different sizes and shapes. Some patients will find irritation reactions such as redness, swelling, itching, burning, etc. Is this irritation response normal? Dr. Luo Yan has the answer for you.
The irritation response of vitiligo topical drugs is normal to a certain extent. This is because vitiligo patients tend to be more sensitive, and some ingredients in topical drugs may have a certain irritating effect. In the initial stage of topical use, it is relatively common for a mild irritation to occur。This irritation does not mean that the drug is ineffective or will cause serious harm. On the contrary, a moderate stimulus response indicates to a certain extent the absorption of the drug and the exertion of its efficacy. Therefore, patients do not need to be overly nervous or panic when they have a response to a stimulus.
So, how can you tell if this stimulus response is within the normal range? Generally speaking, if the irritation response is mild and transient, such as mild redness, swelling, itching, etc., and is not accompanied by other serious symptoms, such as pain, **breakage, etc., then this reaction can be considered normal. At this time,Patients can continue to use the drug and observe the reaction
However, if the irritation reaction is severe and lasts for a long time, such as obvious symptoms such as redness, swelling, pain, breakage, etc., or accompanied by other serious symptoms, such as fever, headache, etc., then this reaction may be beyond the normal rangeIt is necessary to stop drug use and seek medical advice
In short, it is normal for vitiligo to have a stimulating reaction after the initial use of topical drugs** to a certain extent. Patients don't have to be overly nervous or panicked, thoughThe reaction of ** needs to be closely observed. If the irritation reaction is severe or lasts for a long time, you should seek medical advice in time to avoid unnecessary harm to **