Triggering Factors Against a genetically predisposed background, certain triggering events can precipitate the onset or worsening of vitiligo: Intense emotional stress (grief, separation, psychological shock) particularly frequent Skin trauma : phenomenon of Koebner (appearance of spots on friction areas, cuts, burns, tattoos) Severe sunburn Pregnancy, childbirth, menopause (hormonal fluctuations) Viral or bacterial infections Certain medications (rare cases of induction by interferons, cancer immunotherapies) Key takeaway: vitiligo is never "the patient's fault"
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Instead, low glutathione in the rest of the body could be due to an increased use of it for combating oxidative stress.[ref] Neurodegenerative diseases: Alzheimers, Parkinsons, and MS are all characterized by neuronal injury from oxidative stress
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