What to do if children have white spots on their fingers

Vitiligo is a highly hereditary disease with very obvious symptoms. After suffering from vitiligo, there will be obvious white spots on the affected skin. Some children will have white spots on their fingers when they first suffer from vitiligo. However, because children do not understand it very well and their self-control ability is very poor, everyone needs to supervise their children's treatment in normal times. So how to treat vitiligo on children's fingers?

1. Early treatment and early recovery: After the onset of the disease, parents must take their children to a regular specialist hospital for diagnosis and treatment in a timely manner, actively assist the doctor in finding the cause of the disease, and develop a reasonable, standardized and suitable treatment plan for the child's condition.

2. Strengthen daily care: avoid trauma and infection, and actively treat other skin diseases that the child may have.

3. Adhere to treatment and do not interrupt: The treatment of vitiligo is a long process. Do not rush the treatment. Be patient and persist in treatment and medication. Insist on daily inspections and supervision of medication. Assist and guide the child in treatment, and help the child master the medication method.

4. Eat a balanced diet and enhance nutrition: Eat more dark-colored foods, such as black beans, black rice, black sesame seeds, walnut kernels, black fungus, black dates, mulberries, peanuts, etc. Usually eat less or no foods rich in vitamin C, such as tomatoes, oranges, grapefruits, apricots, hawthorns, strawberries, kiwis, etc. During the progression of the disease, children should avoid eating fatty, sweet, and greasy foods, fishy and seafood foods, and irritating foods. Parents should not agree to their children's requests to eat these foods out of indulgence.

The above is the treatment method for vitiligo on children’s fingers. When the child is receiving treatment, everyone must pay attention to the child’s diet. Do not give the child any irritating food, and do not give the child any food containing vitamin C. And provide timely psychological counseling to the child, letting him know that vitiligo is not that scary.