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面部白癜風患者該如何保護面部皮膚?

時間：2022-02-15 來源：導醫網

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擅長：白癜風、白斑

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　　相对于其他部位出现白癜风，面部白癜风对患者的打击可以说是最大的，因为是在裸露部位，白斑直接破坏面部美观，给患者外貌造成严重影响。面对众多的影响和危害，白癜风患者更应该意识到白癜风治疗和护理的重要性。那么，面部白癜风患者应该如何保护面部皮肤呢?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、保持皮膚清潔

　　面部是長期裸露在外的部位，經常會有大量細菌粘附在面部皮膚上，如果患者不注意清潔皮膚，容易造成毛孔堵塞，細菌滋生，影響正常的新陳代謝，而且也會引發其他皮膚問題，影響病情恢複效果。

　　2、防止陽光暴曬

　　皮膚受到暴曬是引發白癜風以及導致白癜風病情加重的常見因素，因爲過量的紫外線照射皮膚，會導致黑色素細胞過度亢奮而過早凋亡，而且照射過程中形成的毒性中間産物，對黑色素細胞有破壞作用，不利于黑色素合成。

　　3、盡量避免化妝

　　很多愛美的患者會用化妝品來蓋住面部的白斑，想盡量減少白斑對自己外貌造成的損害。但是這種做法反而會導致疾病更嚴重。因爲面部得了白癜風之後，皮膚的抵抗能力下降，化妝品中含有的化學有害物質會對白斑造成刺激，容易導致病情加重。

　　溫馨提示：得了白癜風，不論白斑出現在什麽部位，都一定要及早治療，只有堅持科學有效的治療，再加上日常良好的護理，就能夠盡早擺脫白癜風疾病的困擾，早日恢複健康。

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