Wu Zhiqiang, deputy director and deputy chief physician of the Dermatology Department of Changsha Fourth Hospital, heard the demands of the child's family, and he carefully diagnosed the face lesions in the dispute. Finally, he was diagnosed with acne , and it was moderate to severe acne, with more acne , papules, cysts, nodules, and even scars .
Deputy Director and Deputy Chief Physician of the Dermatology Department of Changsha Fourth Hospital told the anxious mother: "Acne needs early prevention and treatment, otherwise it is easy to form scars. This will affect the beauty and even affect social and learning. Some children also have depression."
In response to the disputed condition, Deputy Director and Deputy Chief Physician of the Dermatology Department of Changsha Fourth Hospital formulated a set of treatment plans for him, combining drugs and physical treatment to guide the dispute to change life habits. After symptomatic treatment for
, the facial lesions of Zheng Zheng significantly improved, and Zheng Zheng and his mother were very grateful to Dr. Wu. "The child has always laughed when he meets people recently, and he actively communicates with people around him, and his learning status has returned to the same as before." Zhengzheng's mother told Dr. Wu happily.
Wu Zhiqiang, deputy director and deputy chief physician of the Dermatology Department of Changsha Fourth Hospital, told the dispute that acne scars can be treated with cosmetic lasers to achieve the purpose of improvement and elimination. Pay attention to releasing pressure in daily life and achieve the combination of work and rest to avoid acne recurrence.
Wu Zhiqiang, deputy director and deputy chief physician of the Department of Dermatology of Changsha Fourth Hospital, , introduced that acne is a chronic inflammation of the hair follicle sebaceous glands that is frequently encountered in adolescence, and is related to factors such as genetics, endocrine disorders, and propionibacterium acnes infection.
High-sugar, spicy and irritating diet, inappropriate use of cosmetics, learning pressure, air pollution and various negative emotions can all lead to aggravation of acne. If untimely treatment is not done, permanent acne scars may occur.
Moreover, the harm of acne is far more than just a simple matter of damage to appearance. Inadvertent diagnosis and treatment in time can easily bring long-term and continuous psychological pressure to children, affect their mental health, lead to inferiority, autism and even depression. Therefore, acne is also a disease that parents cannot ignore. If there is a long-term persistence of acne, you must take your children to seek medical treatment in time to avoid leaving psychological diseases.
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Hunan Medical Chat Special Author: Changsha Fourth Hospital Zou Lu
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