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Skin getting black
Hello, this is the image of my fathers feet, it is getting darker on the upper side of feet, rest of feet part is fine,
I wanted to ask is it normal? At first we thought it is because of sun, but now it is turning onto dark black only upper side of feet, including fingers, pls help me knowing what is it and what it could be ? And what treatment to be followed, or is it normal? Pls guide
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It can be cleared..it's eczematous dermatits causing this pigmentation... for detailed prescription do online consultation
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Kindly book an online consultation
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It is due to slippers
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Dr. Rajesh L Pathi
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Take consultantion and discuss in detail
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Dr. Shivanu Mathon
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