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skin colour
dear sir,i m 28 years old female,fair complexon,my problem is excess pigmentation on my back neck ,forehead,arms .it is existing for last 20 years,and aggravates when i go in sunlight,ofcorse sun is the big cause but even during winters it persrist.sun light causes lot of irritation on my back.used all remedies but no use.by nature i am very sensitive,prone to tensions easily,prone to headeches,indigestion gastric problems,hair are rough and turning grey. pls advicerajni on 2007-01-20
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Dear Friend:
Probably you are suffering from Lentigines. This occurs due to localised proliferation (increase in number) of melanocytes (black color forming pigment of the skin) due to exposure to the sun.
These marks may fade with careful sun protection and suscreen applied for about 9 to 10 months and homoeopathic medicine can be very useful if prescribed after a detailed case taking.
You have written some detail but still there is many things are lacking to trace out your medicine.
So please give more detail about you and your ailment.
Probably you are suffering from Lentigines. This occurs due to localised proliferation (increase in number) of melanocytes (black color forming pigment of the skin) due to exposure to the sun.
These marks may fade with careful sun protection and suscreen applied for about 9 to 10 months and homoeopathic medicine can be very useful if prescribed after a detailed case taking.
You have written some detail but still there is many things are lacking to trace out your medicine.
So please give more detail about you and your ailment.
Dr. R. Saroj last decade
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