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Suggest Treatment For Small White Patches On The Thigh

Doctor, On right hand fore finger & in my left leg just about knee a white patches & dots are found for a period of six months. I am having a doubt of leukoderma. Sir, Can you advice me what medicine & treatment I have to undergo. My age is 50 yrs & working as an design engineer. Thanking You. N. Mohan Kumar
Wed, 29 Jul 2015
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Dermatologist 's  Response
Hello, asymptomatic white lesions (without any previous history of trauma/burns/dermatitis) could be vitiligo.
Since, it is the beginning and lesions arenot very extensive, topical meds will suffice, viz. tacrolimus 0.1% ointment at bedtime and momate cream at daytime on the lesions, along with an antioxidant capsule like cap softlyn on a daily basis.
The response to the meds as far as pigmentation is concerned is slow, takes months and slower in the acral regions.
You should visit a dermatologist for evaluation.
Thanks
Take care
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Suggest Treatment For Small White Patches On The Thigh

Hello, asymptomatic white lesions (without any previous history of trauma/burns/dermatitis) could be vitiligo. Since, it is the beginning and lesions arenot very extensive, topical meds will suffice, viz. tacrolimus 0.1% ointment at bedtime and momate cream at daytime on the lesions, along with an antioxidant capsule like cap softlyn on a daily basis. The response to the meds as far as pigmentation is concerned is slow, takes months and slower in the acral regions. You should visit a dermatologist for evaluation. Thanks Take care