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P alba on face
I've 2 light whitish spots on my face. The doctor I consulted said it's p alba and it'll go with medication and ointment. But it's been 7 months now it's still there. What should I do? When it'll go?
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Don't worry...you are suffering from seborrheic dermatitis causing this white spots... Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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Hello dear. Please share a picture of the spots via online consultation for second opinion.
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You might have to continue with treatment for one year or take anti fungal medication also .
If it does not help you can take an appointment with me that might help your problem
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Dr. Nilesh Goyal
Dermatologist
28 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi...pityriasis alba does not stay for that long. Hence your diagnosis is incorrect. You need a review of diagnosis and treatment. Try sitting in direct sunlight for 30 minutes early morning.
If this does not help your condition then connect with me via juvenis.in for a video consultation.
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