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Tinea Versicolor since last 9 years

2017-07-16 08:30:49
I'm suffering from this skin infection since last 9 years. Whenever I took medicine it gets disappear but in summer time it gets shape again. I took homeopathy as well as allopathy but not get a solution. Everytime they use to give medications only no test and all yet I have gone through.
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