Strange, the 5-year-old girl could not be exposed to the sun because this terrible thing would happen

In the summer of three years ago, Kaia Ettinggoff appeared a few small rashes that began to spread all over her body, her father trying to apply a lot of allergy creams to the children who were not relieved.

After more than 5 months of going to the doctor for examination, screening and testing, Kaia was finally diagnosed with a rare and life-threatening condition called myositis. A rare disease with an autoimmune disease and triggered by the sun, which means that when Kaia is out in the sun, her whole body will get a rash and her red rash will be dangerous. health.

Kaia Ettinggoff's mother shared, "These rashes on Kaia don't disappear, we thought it was eczema ." But after many results, the baby has dermatitis.

Once a week Kaia will receive a high dose of steroid into the vein. At home, Kaia babies are also taking methotrexate - a drug commonly used to treat certain types of cancer, but for patients with muscular inflammation, it will be used in small doses, so the amount of steroid to be used will be less. go, as shared by Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center (USA).

" Kaia reacts very well, we have been following this treatment for a year and I am about to get sick. But in January 2018, when we went to Disney World to play, Kaia showed up a spot again. Pink on the nose and everything is back to the same way, " Kaia's mother shared.

Her mother also added that her daughter has now returned to regular treatment and may need small doses of chemotherapy for years but has not shown signs of remission.

What is dermatitis?

According to experts, this is a systemic disease, manifested primarily in the skin, muscles and blood vessels; characterized by purple erythematous rashes that may have edema in the area around the eyes, erythema in the face, neck and body, red-purple flat skin lesions of the finger joints may be accompanied by pain. When patients with this disease will have the opportunity to cure the disease