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Brownish Patches With Skin Thickening Below Knee, Disappears Temporarily With Treatment Then Recurs. Permanent Cure?

thank you doctor i will explain about the skin problem. both legs below the knee brownish patches are there for the past five years. to my wife aged now 59 years. skin is thick and we have tried specialist dermotologists,it is getting lighter or it goes afterwards again starts. doctors diagnoised asmorphea. permanant cure is there doctor and what we should do
Tue, 9 Oct 2012
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Hi ,

Morphea is a chronic connective tissue disorder of skin.

You can apply Calcipotriol or steroids on the affected skin 2-3 times after consulting dermatologist.

Phototherapy is a new good option for morphea.

Please visit a good dermatologist or physician for proper examination and treatment with prescription drugs and UVA1 phototherapy.

Hope this helps.

Regards.

DrSudarshan
MD
Dermatologist
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Brownish Patches With Skin Thickening Below Knee, Disappears Temporarily With Treatment Then Recurs. Permanent Cure?

Hi , Morphea is a chronic connective tissue disorder of skin. You can apply Calcipotriol or steroids on the affected skin 2-3 times after consulting dermatologist. Phototherapy is a new good option for morphea. Please visit a good dermatologist or physician for proper examination and treatment with prescription drugs and UVA1 phototherapy. Hope this helps. Regards. DrSudarshan MD Dermatologist