How to remove the black spine skin of overweight people

Black spine skin is a skin disease that generally refers to the skin of the affected area being different from the surrounding skin. Black spine skin can be classified as malignant or benign. Black spine skin is also different between overweight and thin people. However, black spine skin can generally be improved through treatment, and some can even be completely eradicated. However, many people do not know the specific operation of this disease. So how to remove black spine skin in overweight people?

Black spine skin disease is more common in the axilla, curved side of the neck, nape area, external genitalia, inner thigh, face, elbow socket, popliteal socket, and other areas. It is black brown to gray in color and is accompanied by visceral tumors. The condition is severe and is more common in obese patients. It is recommended that you seek dermatological treatment. Vitamin A has good therapeutic effects, and moderate concentration keratolytic agents such as 10% sulfur coal tar ointment can be used topically to treat secondary bacterial or fungal infections. If you have this skin condition and are severely overweight (over 40% overweight), you should go to the hospital for hospitalization and examination. If the blood sugar is normal after the examination, exercise and dietary adjustments can be carried out. In addition, some unhealthy habits can be changed, and activities such as walking to school, participating in household chores in moderation, avoiding elevators and stairs, and consuming less high-fat foods can be done as much as possible. As body weight decreases, black skin disease will also disappear. If hyperinsulinemia and abnormal glucose tolerance can be detected early after examination, there is no need to panic. By insisting on exercise and diet adjustment, and taking some treatment when necessary, we can effectively control weight, eliminate acanthosis nigricans, and prevent the occurrence of type II diabetes. Otherwise, once it develops into type II diabetes, it will take medicine for life, which is difficult to reverse.

There is a possibility of malignant transformation in this disease, and you should seek formal treatment at a dermatologist. If necessary, surgery may be necessary. In addition, you may only have ordinary pigmentation. You can try using rice washing water or sulfur cream for cleaning. If the effect is not good, you should promptly seek formal examination and treatment at a dermatologist.