Childhood is one of the most beautiful time in everyone's life. It is the state or
period of being a child. Everyone love children they are one of the most
important part of the society. Childhood is not a natural phenomenon but a
creation of society. But when they once caught by skin diseases like leucoderma
or Safed Daag. It has become difficult for them and their family to deal with
this diseases.
In our society, people think leucoderma or Safed Daag as a
ugly diseases. As this diseases change the person appearance totally. People
thought they can be spread while touching, playing or eating with the
affected people. If a child get that diseases it becomes difficult for them to
survive. As no body wants to play with them with the thought that they get the
same which make the affected child depressed and away from the society. People
thought “ Ye Th Mahamari Hai Aur Iska Koi Ilaz nhe hai” but that is not truth.
Treatment of Leucoderma or Safed Daag is available.
If a small kid is affected from Leucoderma his/ her whole
childhood is mainly affected not only this there family is also affected.
Childhood vitiligo is often associated with a marked psycho social and long
lasting effect on the self-esteem of the affected children and their parents. hence an adequate treatment is very
essential.
Diet plays a very significant role in the development of
disease, its progress and its recovery. So Vitiligo patients must be careful
about these daily dietary intakes. Milk being an important part of daily meal
from childhood to old age, an important source of nutrition. Milk can be taken
on regular basis and its does not cause any harm to Vitiligo patients but incompatible
combinations of milks are to be avoided as milk with salty food/Fish.
Preferably Milk can be taken 2 hours after or before meals.
• Should be more and more uses of Basin
• Bread (mixed up Bengal grams with flour)
• Grind Almonds
• Gourd can be eaten in the form of halwa
For more information you can contact Aimil Healthcare and
Research Center and ask any query to relevant this disease from our Leucoderma
(White Patches) Expert Dr. Nitika Kohli.
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