What causes nodular vasculitis?

What causes nodular vasculitis?

Nodular vasculitis is a skin disease. Patients will have symptoms such as local skin fibrous nodules or ulcers, as well as skin plaques. As the disease progresses, local skin complications such as itching and pain will occur, and treatment will become more difficult. There are many reasons for the onset of this disease, so patients must receive targeted treatment based on the cause to promote faster recovery.

1. Infectious factors, such as viral infection and bacterial infection, are important factors inducing nodular vasculitis, which is related to decreased anti-infection ability or low immunity.

2. Chronic immune system diseases, more commonly Crohn's disease, systemic lupus erythematosus and hyperthyroidism. These diseases can damage the body's immune regulation system and have an important impact on the onset of nodular vasculitis.

3. Malignant tumor diseases, including breast cancer, prostate cancer, lung cancer and other diseases. Patients may be affected by drug stimulation or other factors during treatment, which may also lead to nodular vasculitis.

4. Environmental stimulation refers to cold stimulation, which is most likely to occur in people in the north or those who stay in a humid and cold environment for a long time.

5. Other adverse factors, such as side effects of drugs, long-term lack of exercise, aging, excessive obesity, etc.

The above are several main causes of nodular vasculitis. In addition to taking steroid hormones and antibacterial and anti-infective drugs, patients can also take antihistamines for simultaneous treatment, which will have a better effect. During the treatment process, patients must strengthen exercise, strengthen their physical fitness, and improve their body's immune regulation ability. They must also do a good job of skin cleaning and daily protection of the affected area to promote faster and more thorough recovery of the disease and restore a healthy life.