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Leucoderma
Skin patches on face and body. Symptoms first appeared 10 years ago. Coupled with psoriasis in hair and face.
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vitiligo can be controlled with tablets and creams are available which are supposed to be combined with phototherapy that is sunlight. unless we control the immune process which is destroying your melanocytes, the progress will not stop. please call me or send photos using online consult option of your current patches so that i can start treatment for you. Psoriaisis can also be treated and kept under control.
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Treatment of both can be done at same time..u will get good results around four months.. send photos for proper diagnosis and treatment
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