Silver crumbs: A complex, multifactorial skin disease, commonly known as cow rinds, is a chronic, recurrent, inflammatory skin disease that causes significant distress to many patients. The causes, treatment and prevention and care of silver crumbs will be elaborated in this paper.
Silver crumbs are typical of chronic skin diseases, characterized by the presence of crumbs or clots on the skin, which can be limited to one part of the body or are widely distributed throughout the body. The majority of patients suffer from increased or re-emergence in winter and may be mitigated in the summer. In addition to skin symptoms, some patients may have joint symptoms, such as swelling of the joint, pain and abnormality of finger (toe) nails. In addition, there is an increased risk of metabolic syndrome and cardiovascular disease among persons with moderate-heavy silver crumbs, which seriously affects the quality of life.
ii. The causes of silver crumbs, although the exact causes of silver crumbs are not yet fully known, available research shows that genetic, immune and infectious factors play an important role in their occurrence. Genetic factors: Silver crumbs have a strong genetic tendency in the family. Those with a family history are more likely to be ill, suggesting that genetic factors are important in the case of silver crumbs. Immunisation factor: Silver crumbs is a disease caused by an abnormal immune system. The patient ‘ s immune system wrongfully attacked normal skin cells, causing inflammation, resulting in an acceleration of skin cell growth and the formation of crumbs or clots. 3. Infective factors: Certain microbial infections, such as streptococcus, may be associated with the incidence of silver crumb. The infection of these micro-organisms can trigger or exacerbate the symptoms of silver crumb.
iii. The treatment of silver crumbs, although it cannot be completely avoided, can significantly reduce skin damage or contribute to healing, avoid serious complications and improve the quality of life of patients. Treatment methods include, inter alia, drug treatment (e.g., external, oral, biological, etc.), physiotherapy (e.g., phototherapy) and psychotherapy. Specific treatment programmes should be developed by professional doctors depending on the patient ‘ s circumstances.
iv. Prevention and care for silver crumbs, in addition to active treatment, should also take care of the following to prevent the increase or recurrence of the disease: Avoiding irritation: Avoiding the use of excessively irritating washing products to avoid exacerbating skin symptoms. 3. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle: balanced diet, adequate exercise, good mental health, etc., helps to improve the body ‘ s immunity and thus to reduce the symptoms of silver crumb.
Silver crumbs as a complex and multifactorial skin disease require comprehensive treatment and long-term management. Patients should actively cooperate with the doctor ‘ s treatment programme and pay attention to prevention and care in everyday life in order to reduce symptoms and improve the quality of life.
