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I have lichen plants over last 4 years on my leg and from last 6 month it is appearing on my face.i have severe itching and now dark spot and my whole face colour also changes to dark.i m using sunscree.my dr recommend me to use lighting cream but Bec of that my skin was getting thin.
Hello dear, Understand your concern. Linchen planus is autoimmune disease in which T cell induced apoptosis of epithelial cell occur.
There is no cure for linchen palnus. Lesion itself resolve in 6-9 months.
You can take the following drug: 1. First line drug: Corticostroid: Oral prednisolone and topical betamethsone cream 2. Second line drug: Rrtinoids can be used. 3. Altenative drug: Taacrolimus and cyclosporin.
So take medicine for better response and avoid triggering factor of relapse.
Hope this may help you. Best regards Dr. Sagar
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Hello dear, Understand your concern. Linchen planus is autoimmune disease in which T cell induced apoptosis of epithelial cell occur. There is no cure for linchen palnus. Lesion itself resolve in 6-9 months. You can take the following drug: 1. First line drug: Corticostroid: Oral prednisolone and topical betamethsone cream 2. Second line drug: Rrtinoids can be used. 3. Altenative drug: Taacrolimus and cyclosporin. So take medicine for better response and avoid triggering factor of relapse. Hope this may help you. Best regards Dr. Sagar