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How can i get treat vitiligo on my face and tummy sides?
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Vitiligo: You cannot treat this on your own. You need first to see your regular doctor who will take your history, examine you, and order appropriate lab studies. When all that information is available, your doctor will likely refer you to specialist about vitiligo and its management.
Answered 12/1/2014
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