CONDITIONS OF THE PROTECTION OF BIELACTIVE TREATMENT
Cells that produce skin pigment
Skin pigment cells (melanocytes) are formed in the first two months of fetal life from their specific cellular protoplasts - the so-called melanoblasts, migrating from the fetal neural tube. Melanoblasts form skin pigment cells, and in addition, cells that stain the mucous membrane of the mouth and the uveitis. Skin pigment cells constitute about 3% of the epidermal cells. They produce two types of melanin - ie pigment coloring and sun protection: eumelanin - black dye and pheomelanin - red dye.
Genes and pigment
The decisive influence on the production of dark-brown skin pigment (melanin) has genes. Inheritance of high skin saturation with black eumelanin in blacks (and other negroid) - is done via the MC 1R gene. Conversely - in people with white complexion (Caucasian race) hereditary, due to genetic determinants dominates - pheomelanin - red dye.
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF BIELACTIVE? The cause of the disappearance of the dark pigment of the skin and the appearance of white spots of leukemia
there are genetic factors. The effect of a faulty system reaction was also documented
for the destruction of skin pigment producing cells.
Factors that stimulate skin pigmentation
In people with a white complexion (Caucasian race), UV radiation - UV radiation or UV lamps - have a big influence on skin pigmentation. In addition, some effects on pigmentation have: abundant presence in the body (and skin) of some bioelements - iron, silver, gold; abundance of hormones (MSH, thyroid hormones, estrogen), as well as skin inflammation. Some of these factors can be used in the treatment of acquired hybrids. Others need to be avoided or limited - because they have an inhibitory effect on the production of dark skin pigment: adrenal cortex (corticosteroids), some vitamins (ascorbic acid, or vitamin C). However, the above factors and determinants do not explain why some people have completely run out of melanin pigment and have a disfiguring discoloration in the form of a "white spot" on their skin?
Causes of vitiligo and its treatment
The best method to treat almost any disease is to eliminate its cause. Meanwhile, the direct mechanism of vitiligo is not fully recognized. However, it is known that genetic factors (congenital vitiligo) play the largest role in this disease. In addition, it is believed that inhibit pigment production disorders and immune errors, disorders of the nervous system, etc. (vitiligo acquired)
TREATMENT OF CHRISTMAS BACQUES
Vitellosis is incurable.
Let us emphasize this medical truth at the outset to avoid misunderstanding about the treatment of this form of the disease. Congenital albinism is strongly conditioned by the transmission of specific genes from parents. Therefore, although we do not know exactly the genetically conditioned pathomechanism of the disease - this form of vitiligo usually appears from birth and maintains the patient's whole life. Treatment mainly involves the so-called vitiligo acquired.
Instead of treatment - prophylaxis
In conservative vitiligo, however, prevention is necessary! It's about avoiding ultraviolet radiation! In the case of congenital vitiligo, so-called total - you should definitely avoid sunbathing and prolonged exposure to the sun. In ultraviolet vitiligo, ultraviolet radiation should also be avoided, but this applies only to skin foci lacking dark pigment.
ed. Edward Ozga Michalski, MA
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Cells that make skin pigment appear in fetal life
