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Diagnosed with psoriasis
Taken treatment from a dermatologist now it relieves but Dark pigments leftover on the skin.what should I do now
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Complete the full course of medications as prescribed by your dermatologist, or consult again
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book online consult
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Dr. Richa Chopra
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11 yrs exp
Delhi
You can get online consultation with pictures and detailed history for treatment of the pigmentation
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Dr. Nidhi Patel
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5 yrs exp
Vadodara
Consult again. Spots can also be treated.
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