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Lichen planus on tongue and feet
I am a mother of 3 months old baby and still feeding the baby. Since last two years I have started getting black patches through out my tongue and  small area on feet. My gynecologist said it's a condition called lichen planus and I can start treating it after my delivery. However I was told that allopathic medicine only treats the symptoms with steroids. Is it possible to cure it fully by homeo medicine. Will it affect my baby's feeding if I start treatment. Also some people say it can be cancerous. Kindly help out as I'm really worried and have two small kids
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