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White pigmentation on shin area
White pigmentation on shin area of both legs and it seems increasing. I also suspect tiny white mole size pigmentation in other area of legs
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Vitiligo is an immune related condition. It can be frustrating but it can be treated and stopped from progressing. Unless we control the immigration e process, new patches will continue to appear. Phototherapy at home using sunlight is very effective. Please send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment advice.
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It's vitiligo..100% cure possible.. Contact me for prescription
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Send me this for accurate diagnosis and treatment... As root cause of the disease is very important... It should be treated
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Dr. Sandeep Kodali
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16 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Please consult a dermatologist to get the condition diagnosed and treated.
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