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A white spot has seen on my forehead. Now it is spreading.before 8years same problem was there.. After puja havan a tika was given on my forehead.. After this the white spot has seen. Now it is spreading day after day...last time doctor said it was due to sulphur ...grom my cream I used
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Don't worry...you are suffering from seborrheic dermatitis causing this white spots on face.. 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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Kindly do direct online consultations for detailed information
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The white patch on your forehead may be due to contact leukoderma (chemical-induced depigmentation) or post-inflammatory hypopigmentation, especially since you mentioned it appeared after applying tika during puja. Some substances used in tikas, cosmetics, or creams can irritate the skin and affect pigment cells. However, since the patch is spreading, it is important to also rule out early vitiligo, which can sometimes start as a small white patch on the face.
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Many cases improve gradually over 2–3 months with proper treatment, but the exact medication depends on clinical examination and the type of depigmentation. Since the patch is increasing day by day, I would strongly recommend a dermatology consultation. You may also take an online consultation and share clear photos of the patch, so that the condition can be assessed properly and appropriate treatment can be prescribed early to prevent further spread.
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Kindly consult online with pictures for proper treatment and guidance.
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Could be vitiligo Need to see Consult online with photos for proper evaluation and treatment
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A white patch on the forehead that appeared after applying a substance (like tika or cream) and is now spreading could be due to chemical leukoderma, contact depigmentation, or early vitiligo. Sometimes certain substances such as chemicals, perfumes, dyes, or sulfur-containing products can trigger loss of pigmentation in susceptible individuals. Since you mentioned that a similar issue occurred in the past and it is increasing in size now, it is important to get it examined properly. Early evaluation helps to confirm the exact cause and start treatment early, which improves the chances of repigmentation and stopping further spread.
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A dermatologist examination with dermoscopy or Wood’s lamp may be required to confirm whether it is chemical leukoderma or vitiligo. Based on the diagnosis, treatment such as topical medicines or light therapy may be advised. You may consult me online with a clear photo of the lesion for a better assessment and guidance on the appropriate treatment.
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Early treatment usually gives very good results in facial white patches, so it is better to address it as soon as possible.
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It could be loss of colour due to contact dermatits Kindly consult for better diagnosis and management
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Kindly consult for further evaluation
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Hello, you can do online consultation with Doctor . Will need to take detailed history for proper evaluation.  Please share photos of the concerned areas. Will prescribe medication accordingly.
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Need to share photos for better assessment and treatment
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No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required.. Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.
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