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White spots on skin - vitiligo

2020-08-27 15:52:19
I have 2-3 white spots on my body and it may be vitiligo. Can it be controlled? How much time is it going to take? How can I control the spread?
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Yes, vitiligo is treatable. Mutiple treatment options are available There could be many reasons for white spots,  first get a proper consultation for confirmation of your diagnosis. Treatment can be discussed thereafter
Next Steps
consult a dermatologist
Health Tips
avoid self medications

Answered2020-08-27 18:53:49

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Don't worry...100% cure possible with specific medicine.....Do direct private online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.

Answered2020-08-27 16:35:56

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It can be vitiligo or it might be due to some other cause. Need a clear picture of the area for diagnosis. Vitiligo can be controlled with medication. Consult online with pictures for treatment

Answered2020-08-27 16:14:37

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