Bai Shu (pseudonym), a resident of Rongcheng, Weihai, has lived with vitiligo for six to seven years. During this time, he consulted numerous local doctors in Rongcheng and tried various medications. While his hospital visits did yield some therapeutic effects—he used pimecrolimus cream topically and took compound chrysanthemum pills orally—While the white patches did show improvement during that period, they invariably spread again shortly afterward, preventing complete recovery.
Upon arriving at Yantai Peninsula Vitiligo Hospital, small patches of depigmentation remained on his forehead and crown, with some hair in those areas also showing signs of whitening.As a male, vitiligo's impact on his appearance was relatively minor. However, the time and money invested yielded no lasting results. This persistent and stubborn condition caused him immeasurable distress. Diagnosis at our hospital revealed moderate abnormalities in microcirculation and trace elements. The vitiligo was classified as localized, with the positive aspect being that it was in a stable phase, showing no immediate signs of spreading.After undergoing a course of 308nm laser therapy combined with medication at Yantai Peninsula Hospital, the white patches on his forehead have now disappeared. His recovery took less than three months from admission. However, restoring his hair color will require gradual care and patience.
Yantai Peninsula Vitiligo Hospital observes that Mr. Bai is not alone in feeling helpless when facing recurrent vitiligo.To address this, it's crucial to first identify the underlying causes of recurrence and then implement targeted measures to control the condition's progression. Recurrence is not random; under certain triggers, healed patches are highly susceptible to reappearance, posing further health risks. Therefore, patients must prioritize post-recovery maintenance and care to prevent relapse.
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