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Scar on thumb skin
I got such whitish dot like scar recently only. Could it be due to driving long distance or due to vitiligo or something else?im so worried and concerned about it.Help me understand it and treat it.
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Hi.. don't worry. It's just a pressure scar and homeopathy has an excellent medicines for this. Needs complete case details. Kindly consult me on nine zero seven nine double zero four zero nine four for proper evaluation and management
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Hello. I do not think it is vitiligo as its just a single dot that is not very defined as in vitiligo. It can be pressure scar or a dot caused due to friction .
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It's not vitiligo it's just skin pressur mark due to sometime water work sometime hard pressure etc the cause..don't b worry if itching and other things there then its b concious
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It's nothing to worry
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It will be easily cured permanently with my treatment Consult me via practo Will prescribe the complete treatment Regards
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Hello Practo user! You can call here online for consultation. Have a great day!
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Hello Practo user Consult online or on eight nine nine nine one zero eight two eight seven for proper examination and treatment
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Consult me on 916702500one will help you
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Hello Practo User, use homoeopathic medications for your problem  to get Instant and effective results.Its Curable, no need to worry about. Homoeopathic medicines plays Excellent role to treat Such problems in a hollistic way without any side effect.I suggest you to message me your complete history in private chat with all reports & details & Consult Online through Practo. I will guide you for holistic & effective Results with homoeopathy ! Take care !! Best Regards:)
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Hello Ma'am, your concern is completely valid but the chances of this being vitiligo is less as the image presented does not seem to indicate that. On the other hand, it is important to also understand that diagnosis soley based on a picture cannot be obtained. A proper evaluation with be necessary. Kindly contact me if you wish to do the same👍
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Take Sulphur 30 Morning empty stomach for 7 days
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Hello practo user The above whitish scar on your thumb is not actually vitiligo. Need to confirm all other symptoms. Kindly reach me through online consultation on 787781821five.
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Based on the photo, it is difficult to confirm the exact cause. Long-distance driving itself does not cause vitiligo. The white spot may be due to friction, post-inflammatory hypopigmentation, a fungal condition, or early vitiligo. Try to connect online with me and i will check the cause behind this white spot and will also provide you the solution for it.. Consultation timing ➡️ Monday to Friday from 11 am to 2 pm in day and 4 pm to 8 pm at evening.. WhatsApp option ➡️ seven nine eight seven four two nine six four one..👍🏻😊
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A single whitish dot on the thumb from recent onset is very unlikely to be vitiligo — vitiligo typically presents as flat, spreading, well-defined depigmented patches. A single dot is more likely a minor pressure scar or friction mark from driving, a small healed wound, or a common skin change like milia or a small scar.
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Don't worry — monitor it for 4–6 weeks. If it stays the same size and doesn't spread, it's benign. If it starts spreading or new patches appear elsewhere, see a dermatologist. Consult me on Practo if you need further reassurance.
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Hello. Please don't worry..it is completely understandable to feel concerned when you notice sudden changes in your skin, but many minor skin marks or localized scarring/friction changes are benign and very manageable. To answer your concern about vitiligo: true vitiligo typically presents as flat, well-defined depigmented patches that tend to spread, whereas localized friction, minor trauma, or mild post-inflammatory changes from daily activities (like long-distance driving) often look quite different. However, a closer look at its history and texture is needed to give you a definitive answer. Homeopathy offers wonderful, gentle remedies to support skin health and healing naturally by addressing the root cause. If you'd like, feel free to connect with me for a detailed chat you can book your appointment on 915822545nine or online consultation so we can evaluate it properly and plan a safe, effective course of action. Take care!
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More details are required...kindly connect online thru practo
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From what time it is there? Itching is present? Also where is the exact location? Contact me for more details
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A small whitish spot is not always vitiligo. It can be caused by several conditions, such as post-inflammatory hypopigmentation, fungal infection (tinea versicolor), pityriasis alba, or vitiligo. A proper clinical examination is needed to determine the exact cause
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Don't worry You should take Homoeopathic treatment for better result. It will helps you to heal naturally. Kindly consult me for further treatment. I will guide you to take Homoeopathic medicine according to your complaints
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