I'm 25 yrs of age & I have "Panniculitis" does anyone know why & how I can treat it?

Panniculitis is inflammation of the subcutaneous fat. Fat is divided into lobules by connective tissue septae. These septae contain the blood supply supplying the lobule. A feeder arteriole supplies the center of the lobule while venules drain the septae. Disorders which disrupt the arterial supply lead to a lobular panniculitis while venous disorders lead to a septal panniculitis.

Treatment:

Alfa 1 – anti-trypsin deficiency

A1AT concentrate

Case report on the benefit of Dapsone and Colchicine

Liver transplant could be considered in severe cases

Nodular vasculitis may be treated with non-steroidal anti-inflammatories, potassium iodide, anti-malarials, Colchicine.

Treat underlying tuberculosis

I did a little research on Panniculitis, and found that it can come from a variety of things, anywhere from medication to other infections.

Treatment includes:

Treat the underlying cause, if known (e.g. stop a medication, treat an infection)

Rest and elevate the affected area

Compression hosiery (18-25mm Hg pressure) if these can be tolerated

Pain relief using anti-inflammatory medications such as aspirin, ibuprofen or diclofenac

Systemic steroids (oral or injected) to settle the inflammation

Anti-inflammatory antibiotics including tetracycline or hydroxychloroquine

Potassium iodide

Surgical removal of persistent or ulcerated lesions.

a/ Inflamed condition of a layer of fatty connective tissue in the anterior wall of the abdomen causing pain, tenderness and hypertrophy of tissue in parts where fat is the thickest.

b/ Suggest you consult the physician who diagnosed the condition for treatment, or referral to a specialist

who ever diagnosed this should been able to tell you