CiiN has a rare disease, only 1% of the world's population has it, Ngo Dinh Nam feels sorry for his "girlfriend"

Since becoming famous on the social network tiktok, Bui Thao Ly (nickname CiiN) has not been able to avoid being compared to her beauty online and in real life. In a transformation clip, she revealed a strange detail on her face.

Specifically, unlike every other time, CiiN did not rely on the power of makeup or photo editing apps but left his face bare to film the clip. However, many people also quickly noticed a special point: CiiN's left eyebrow and eyelashes are quite pale, almost platinum in color.

Immediately after that, her die-hard fans said that the h.ot TikToker had "vitiligo". This information was also shared by Ngo Dinh Nam - CiiN's rumored lover. For her part, CiiN did not explain anything further but just dropped a smiley face emoji to comment "I understand why you have bangs" as a sign of agreement.

Many people who follow CiiN said they were quite surprised to learn that she had this disease. It is known that this disease is very rare.

Vitiligo is a medical problem that affects skin color. With vitiligo, the cells that produce skin pigment are destroyed and may no longer produce pigment. Therefore, some areas of your skin lose color, also known as depigmentation. Lighter patches of skin can appear anywhere on the b.ody.

According to the American Vitiligo Association, only about 1% of the world's population has vitiligo. Up to 5 million Americans are affected by this disease.

Reason

Vitiligo is not caused by single factors such as age, race or gender. The disease tends to run in families. According to the American Institute of Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases, an estimated 30% of people with vitiligo have a family member with the disease. You're also more likely to develop skin problems if you have autoimmune conditions such as:

- Hair loss in patches (baldness);

- Pernicious anemia (inability to absorb vitamin B12);

- Hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid);

- Lupus;

- Rheumatoid arthritis;

- Type I diabetes.

Classify

There are 3 types of vitiligo. You will lose skin pigmentation in different areas of your b.ody depending on the type of vitiligo you have. The most common type is diffuse vitiligo, with symptoms occurring on both sides of the b.ody, widespread and symmetrical. Intermittent vitiligo appears on only one side of the b.ody, although it can still affect large areas of skin. Localized vitiligo is limited to small areas of skin.

Symptom

The basic symptom of vitiligo is white spots on the skin. Areas that often lose pigment are areas of skin exposed to sunlight every day:

- Hand;

- Foot;

- Face;

- Lip;

- Arm;

- Chest.

Folds on the b.ody, such as the underarms and groin, are also often affected by vitiligo. Your nostrils, inside your mouth, the area around your eyes, nipples, navel, etc. can also lose pigment. These areas of skin can be large or small, in one area or spread across the b.ody, depending on the location. Some people with vitiligo also experience premature graying of hair and may lose the color of their eyebrows or facial hair.

You may notice a rapid change in skin color for a while and then no further change. It is a normal progression of vitiligo.

Currently, there is no complete cure for vitiligo, but patients can also improve the condition through a number of measures such as using topical creams, taking medication, skin grafting, laser treatment, etc. ..

In addition, vitiligo causes many psychological effects on patients, reduces confidence, and affects quality of life. Therefore, counseling and psychological treatment are extremely important to help patients feel more comfortable and confident in fighting the disease;

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