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白癜風患者如何正確清洗患處?

時間：2022-02-14 來源：導醫網

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擅長：白癜風、白斑

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　　由于白癜风患者皮肤较为敏感，易受外界因素的刺激而加重病情，所以患者清洗患处时要更加小心。那么，对于白斑皮肤的护理工作，患者要如何正确的清洗患处呢?下面就由西安遠大白癜風醫院医生为大家简要讲解一下。

　　1、注意護理自身皮膚

　　白癜風患者的皮膚是比較敏感的，所以白癜風患者護理自身皮膚的時候，對于皮膚的清潔要注意做好，清潔皮膚是能夠除去不利于白癜風病情發展的灰塵的，並其進行皮膚清潔對于患者的病情和心理上都有舒緩的作用，但是白癜風患者在對于自身皮膚清潔的時候，要注意禁忌。

　　2、注意避免使刺激性較大的物品

　　白癜風患者要好好的進行治療，避免白癜風疾病發生擴散，病情加重。白癜風患者朋友們要注意避免使用香皂一類刺激性較大的物品。可以選擇較爲溫和的，不然就會出現不好的效果，患者在清洗完後，不要有香皂泡沫殘留在皮膚上，這樣不僅能對起到減少汙垢的效果，還能幫助護理皮膚，但是，患者應重視香皂的質量問題，不可使用過硬的香皂。

　　3、運動後不要立刻沐浴

　　生活中，很多的人都是比較喜歡運動的，白癜風患者洗澡要選擇時間，運動完以後不能立即沖浴，可以乘著等待時間做做拉伸，放松一下運動後的身體。當我們人體運動完後，身體必然會大量出汗，沖涼會使身體受到刺激，讓皮膚血管急速收縮，影響血液的正常循環，同時還會引起身體免疫力下降。患者洗浴的時間一般睡前比較好，水溫不宜過高，洗澡的時候注意動作輕柔，不要傷害自己的患處，更不能搓揉和抓撓自己的皮膚。

　　溫馨提示：白癜風患者除了要主動的進行治療，還要做好相應的護理措施，不能讓白癜風疾病發生擴散的情況，以免病情加重。如果不懂的，可以詢問主治醫生，聽醫生的，准沒錯。

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