As with most other skin problems, vitiligo can be identified by a general physician (GP) or Dermatologist after a physical examination of the patient. The diagnosis is then confirmed after taking into account their medical history and blood test reports as...
People often ask a common question, ‘How is vitiligo diagnosed? If someone finds the occurrence of Vitiligo symptoms, they should hurriedly consult a dermatologist for a thorough medical checkup. The doctor may ask a set of questions to understand the patients’ history,...
Like any other disease, it is important to keep a watch on any unordinary signs or symptoms that may lead to Vitiligo. The earlier the diagnosis, the greater the chances for treatment and cure become. Symptoms and signs of vitiligo? Sudden...
Unani-tibb or Unani Medicine is a form of traditional medicine practiced in middle-east & south-Asian countries. It is based on the concept of the four humours: Phlegm (Balgham), Blood (Dam), Yellow bile (Ṣafrā’) and Black bile (Saudā’). The practitioners have used...
A Wood’s lamp examination is a test that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to look at the skin closely. Woods light can be used to detect vitiligo at a very early stage for pre-emptive treatment. It can similarly be used for an...
One of the questions on treating Vitiligo is about how food and vitamins relate to re-pigmentation of the skin. Being a genetic and autoimmune condition, Vitiligo patients need to follow a diet that is rich with natural immunity-boosting effect so that...
Vitiligo can be treated and sometimes cured through homeopathy and Ayurveda, the traditional medicine in India. You can apply Ayurvedic treatment for Vitiligo with minor alterations in your diet and some easy to follow natural home remedies. The Ayurvedic treatment for...
According to a recent study, researches in UK and US have found that black pepper can control Vitiligo spread in many patients suffering from this skin disease. Botanically called Piper nigrum (uziza in Ibo), black pepper is of plant family Piperaceae....
Vitiligo most often affects people between the ages of ten and thirty, which means that children are at a risk of developing it as well. However, Vitiligo in children differs from that in adults as it’s more common in females and...
Vitiligo, by medical definition, is a condition in which your skin begins to develop white patches or spots due to the loss of melanocytes. These are the cells containing melanin, the pigment that gives color to your skin, hair and eyes....
