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Drumstick in vitiligo
I am a vitiligo patient and I am under treatment for last 7-8 yrs . Because in these season vegetables like Drum sticks are easily available gives a good taste and full of nutrition and also rich in vit c and I hv consumed it regularly for last 2-3 months Now I noticed that my white patches has increased in numbers and size .
(1) Drumsticks can trigger the vitiligo?
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Share the pics.second Drumsticks will not trigger the vitiligo.
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Haven't heard of any such case due to drumsticks...
But these 2 months..march april naturally have tendency to increase vitiligo because of toxins accumulation. Actually junction between 2 seasons are always favorable for disease increment...also if u r eating too much curd, kakmachi etc kind of food which blocks body channels or increase mucous formation or food which are opposite in nature are mixed together...if u r doing such thing then this might be a reason..
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment
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Dr. Arun Kumar
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36 yrs exp
Mumbai
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