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Post inflammatory hyperpigmentation

2020-11-22 05:54:31
I have got Post inflammatory Hperpigmentation since July 2020 after getting diagonosed with erythyma multiforme in April. The spots are all over my back stomach, neck, arms. Will these fade on its own or creams are required for treatment?
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It can be improved with specific medicine.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation with photos

Answered2020-11-23 01:01:36

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You need to share photos of the current skin condition. If there is still swelling then depigmenting creams are best avoided as it will only increase irritation

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PIH can be treated with some medicines. Please consult online and share your pictures
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