于艳菊美容介绍太田痣症状护理常识（Yu Yanju beauty introduces Tada naevus symptom nursing common sense）.doc

于艳菊美容介绍太田痣症状护理常识（Yu Yanju beauty introduces Tada naevus symptom nursing common sense） Tada mole symptoms nursing Tada nevus occurs in color, such as Oriental and black. More female. For patches of brown, grey and blue spots that are composed of the lesion boundary is not clear, the color spots within the lesions can also be both of the monochrome, color, and color shades. Tada, a mole of symptoms Because of the density distribution of melanocytes in the dermis and in different parts of the patch can be expressed as light brown to dark blue, different parts of the same lesions can have different colors. Some patients have a tendency to focus increases slowly, the patch in the eye, forehead, cheek and zygomatic region, the distribution area of trigeminal nerve and the I, II area of considerable area, the area can account for all or part of unilateral patches can occur in the face, but also occasionally occur on both sides of the face, often symmetrically, some melanoma cells are also distributed in the conjunctiva, cornea and retina. The lesions as patches or spots of light blue, gray blue, brown blue to blue black or brown patches, central deep color, edge gradient light, some areas occasionally pigmented spots can be uplifted or even to the mung bean size of miliary nodules. Dot was a cluster like distribution, density, or central patch, edge spots. The color of skin lesions due to sunburn, fatigue, menstrual period, pregnancy aggravated. Some adolescents become deep expansion. Nevus of Ota may have certain color changes, such as the summer color is deep, winter is shallow, the mood also has an influence on the color. The most common site involved the disease of orbital, temporal, zygomatic, forehead and nose, which is equivalent to the two branch of the trigeminal nerve, the distribution region; unilateral distribution, even bilateral (about 10%), with about 2/3 of the ipsilateral sclera appear blue, conjunctiva, cornea, iris, retina, optic nerve, optic nerve, retr