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Hypopigmentation

2021-05-14 06:58:18
Sir/mam i have hypopigmentation in my penis area from 4 months like 1 cm colour has remove and become white. plsss suggest me some medicine or foods to treat it .and not grow it more
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It's vitiligo...good improvement possible with medicine.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation with photos

Answered2021-05-14 09:50:59

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Seems Vitiligo Specific medications are available for repigmentation, consult online with relevant photographs for detailed prescription

Answered2021-05-14 08:08:20

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