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I have vitiligo which covers 30-40% of my body, i would like to learn swimming. would it be bad for me as i have skin problem and swimming might affec?
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Swim no effect: Swimming should have no effect but sun exposure might (beneficial or detrimental). There are a variety of fragments depending on the exact nature of your vitiligo. Se a dermatologist regarding options.
Answered 6/1/2013
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