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Vitiligo problem
If the white patches is on stomach and the air not passes in it then will it cure slowly????...air is needed on that part???will surgery removes white patches permanently???plz i want relevant ans...dont tell how problem started...
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Abdomen vitiligo is associated with food allergies or some dietary suppliment excess. Like if you are consuming fortified food or some sea food.
Air exposure has not role in treatment or prevention.
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Vitiligo is a hereditary disorder. If you has strong family history. The actual pathology of Vitiligo is autoimmunity. So keep on optimum health mental and physical, and maintain a very good immunity.
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If you are a pure vegetarian not taking milk than take vitamin B complex because actual pathology of Vitiligo is autoimmunity.
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Maintain your lifestyle, diet . If not recovery then you need medicine. Homoeopathy has very good results of Vitiligo, and it is perfectly curable with no relapses, but it depends on your past and family history.
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Dr. Venkat Raghav
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7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello..... Treatment may help make the skin look more even. The choice of treatment depends on:
The number of white patches,how widespread the patches are,the treatment of your preference. Skin grafting can be done.. It will not disappear on its own. You can even apply medicine.
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