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Is sero negative ( no auto antibodies detected) small vessel cutaneous Vasculitis i. e leukocytoclastic Vasculitis on histology is curable/controllable and can person live normal life without complications
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Yes definitely..but it requires..maintenance treatment with immunosuppressants for some time..please consult a rheumatologist for detail understanding
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