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Genetic clue

Researchers discover 'vitiligo gene', paving the way for new treatments 22.03.2007 In a study appearing in the March 22 edition of The New England Journal of Medicine, researchers at St George’s, University of London, the University of Colorado at

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Explicit Material

I just deleted a well-meaning, but sexually explicit discussion topic here in our network. I'm messaging privately those who participated, but I think we need to make sure Vitiligo Friends is a place that parents and their children can feel comfortab

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Depigmentation

I don't want to try depigmentation until I can't take it anymore, but I am curious about it. For those of you who have done it or are in the process, are there side affects and can you go out in the sun ever? What if you wanted to take a vacation to

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Could Lexapro cause Vitaligo?

I just developed Vit. White age 41. I work out regularly, eat very healthy, and my family never even heard of Vit so I don't that know it's genetic for me. I suffer from anxiety and have been on Lexapro 20mg for a couple years. I have been exposed to

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I need an advice!!! HELP!!

Friends, last night as I was putting on my oinments, lotions, creams, "treatments" (however you want to call it...lol...) and the anti-aging stuff, lol... something hit me!... This is where I need the advice... Why not mix my last prescription for t

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Any good makeup?

Hey all--- I was wondering if anyone has any makeup recommendations. I have a little vitiligo under my eyes which I can usually cover with a darker makeup. I'm also looking for new self tanners to try. Thanks.

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Repigmentation

Has anyone else had any white spots turn back to their original color? I am brown skinned and had one small spot on my nose turn back to the original color after a year or so of being white. I still have many white spots on my face, upper chest, midd

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the sun and vitiligo

Whenever I am in the sun, I try to get as much as possible.. I have heard a story where a guy was out working with vitiligo, had his shirt off and stuff and got really sunburned and the vitiligo went away.. Now I know you can also get sun cancer.. bu

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Addisons disease

Medical studies estimate that around 5% of individuals with autoimmune Addison’s develop pernicious anaemia (vitamin B12 deficiency). Much smaller proportions are estimated to develop conditions such as vitiligo (loss of pigmentation from parts of th

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