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2016-07-05 09:56:25
Is there any treatment for brown and black spots around ankle joints which is suspected to be schambergs disease?
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No definite treatment . Life style changes will help and prevent further damage.Need to rule out Venous disorders

Answered2016-07-05 14:26:32

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Hi thanks for the query..could you please send pictures..yes treatment is available .

Answered2016-07-05 12:35:04

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