When it comes to the white wind, most of the first thing that comes to mind is the bright white spot on the skin, which undoubtedly has a visual impact on the outside image of the patient. However, the effects of twilight are by no means confined to the skin surface; it is more like a silent “storm” that spreads over the many dimensions of a patient’s life and the dimensions of physical and mental health.
From a biological point of view, the presence of typhus is indicative of the melanoid cell function disorders in the patient. Blackin not only gives skin colour, but also plays a key role in skin protection mechanisms. Once the melanoma is reduced, the protection of the skin against UV is significantly reduced. This is equivalent to the loss of a natural sun shield, and the risk of skin cancer in the light of the sun has increased significantly. Studies have shown that there is a clear upward trend in the probability of skin malignant tumours in patients with white phoenix compared to the general population, especially in areas exposed to the sun for long periods, such as the face, neck, hand, etc.
In addition to skin variability, platinum can be associated with other self-immunological diseases. The body’s immune system is like a sophisticated “defence network”, which appears to be “identifying error” in a white phoenix patient, and may attack not only melanoid cells but also other organs and tissues. For example, the incidence of thyroid diseases is high among white fluents, and abnormal thyroid functions can further cause a range of physical metabolic disorders, such as weight fluctuations, heart rate changes, emotional instability, etc. In addition, self-immunological diseases such as diabetes mellitus, rheumatism and arthritis are often associated with draught, creating a complex “linking reaction” that seriously affects the health and quality of life of patients.
The psychological impact of white phoenix should not be overlooked. In this society, which focuses on the appearance of the person, the white spots on the skin tend to make the patient the focus of a different look. This is a “discretion” that can easily generate negative feelings of inferiority, anxiety, depression, etc. They may find themselves in a state of self-closure in social settings, fearing the attention and discourse of others and gradually avoiding social activities. Long-term psychological stress, like heavy shackles, not only affects the mental health of the patient, but also further disrupts the nervous endocrine system and creates a vicious circle. For example, hormonal imbalances caused by pressure may inhibit the normal functioning of melanoid cells, further exacerbating the condition of platinum. This physical and psychological interaction has led to the deepening of the patient in the shadow of the white wind.
“Small” is also applied to patients’ professional development and daily life. In a number of occupations with high image requirements, such as acting, modeling, flying, etc., white phoenix patients may face discrimination in employment and lose their potential career opportunities. Even in the ordinary working environment, a person ‘ s low self-esteem resulting from impaired appearance may affect his or her performance at work, such as insufficient self-confidence during interviews and poor communication at work. In daily life, patients may have a number of concerns about their dress because of their fear of white spots being exposed, with restrictions on their choice of clothing and their participation in outdoor activities. Their love, marriage may also be affected, and some people suffer from a lack of self-confidence and even rejection or discrimination in the face of emotional problems.
It is like a multi-faceted “health puzzle” whose effects go far beyond the skin and reach out to all aspects of the patient’s physical and mental health, mental health and social life. Thus, for people with typhoon, it is not only the treatment of white spots on skin surfaces, but also the need to focus more on the overall physical and mental health, and society should give them more understanding and support to work together to help them out of the typhoon dilemma and to regain the confidence and hope of life.
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