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Natural Home Remedies for White Paches On the Skin
Home Remedies for White Patches on the Skin (Leucoderma)
White Patches on the Skin, also known as vitiligo, is a distressing skin condition. The word literally means white skin. There is
a gradual loss of the pigment melanin from the skin layers which results in white patches. These patches look ugly, especially
in persons with a dark complexion. The condition does not cause any organic harm. This disease is caused neither by any
germs, nor is it due to bad blood. It is considered to be neither infectious nor contagious.
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