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Have Vitiligo. No Medication Till Now. What Could Be The Remedy For This?

Hi, I have vitiligo and I there is a gentleman that I met who informed me of a topical ointment that he has been using for years. He says that it is very expensive, however, he showed me pictures of spots that are no longer there. I'm trying to find out the name of the ointment to see if my doctor will prescribe it to me as he said its something you have to ask for because it's not usually prescribed.
Mon, 6 May 2013
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Hi, vitiligo is an autoimmune and genetically inherited depigmentic skin disease. Take neopsoralen 25 mg daily in morning. Take levamisole 50 mg daily at night. Apply tacrolimus ointment 0.1 pecent twice a day. Psoralen containing cream may be used and followed by sun exposure for 10 minutes.... daily till follicular micropigmentation you get.. Avoid worries, be positive. I hope you will get good result. However, you consult dermatologist.. Ok
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Have Vitiligo. No Medication Till Now. What Could Be The Remedy For This?

Hi, vitiligo is an autoimmune and genetically inherited depigmentic skin disease. Take neopsoralen 25 mg daily in morning. Take levamisole 50 mg daily at night. Apply tacrolimus ointment 0.1 pecent twice a day. Psoralen containing cream may be used and followed by sun exposure for 10 minutes.... daily till follicular micropigmentation you get.. Avoid worries, be positive. I hope you will get good result. However, you consult dermatologist.. Ok