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Skin darkness...
Hi sir I'm Mallu... My skin usually white..but in this week my skin getting darkness little bit, I'm not going outside, I eat healthy food, I drinking so much water(4 ltr) regular walking, what is the reason and how to get glowing skin... Please...thank you in advance... (My English is not good sorry for that)
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Undergo glutathione therapy..few creams also available.. contact me by direct online consultation for treatment.
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Whether you have hypopigmentation or hyper.... But as per your enquiry suggest it's hyper pigmentation... There are many reasons for this... Like hormonal disorder melasma systemic disease..and acanthosis nigricans n sunburn many more.... So send me the pictures of the lesions and detailed description medicine taken so far and discuss with me in online chat section
do not use any self medication ... because many of them contain steroid which further increases ur problem
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Dr. Vijay Nagdev
Dermatologist
13 yrs exp
Pune
Hi!!
There are so many causes of skin darkening
Following are the few causes
1)sunlight exposure
2)Over weight
3)Family history and genetics
4)Harmonal disturbance
5) Underlying health issues like Hypothyroidism, Dibetes, other harmones related diseases
6)Application of steroids
7) Intake of photosensitive medicines
And so on
So better consult a dermatologist to find the exact cause
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consult a dermatologist
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