What are the early symptoms of scleroderma in children?

Early symptoms of scleroderma in children may include skin changes, joint pain and stiffness, digestive system problems, etc.

1, skin changes in children may

appear in the early stage of scleroderma fingers or toes purple phenomenon, known as Raynaud's phenomenon. At the same time may be accompanied by skin redness, hardening, tightness, edema, pigmentation and other symptoms.

2, joint pain and stiffness

early disease may appear joint pain and stiffness symptoms, especially in the morning or after a long period of rest, consider due to disease-induced inflammatory reactions caused.

3, digestive system problems

early may appear appetite loss, heartburn, abdominal discomfort, acid reflux, dysphagia and other symptoms, in most cases due to the disease involving the digestive tract caused.