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Vitiligo is more commonly known as leucoderma, which simply
means white (leuco) skin (derma), i.e. a skin disorder where it loses its
normal coloration. It is also medically known as achromia, which means loss of
color. http://www.supercareproducts.com
Basically, Vitiligo can hardly be called as a disease but a skin- disorder that
has more social than medical significance, especially amongst the dark skin
people. Due to retarded melanin formation, there is loss of pigmentation. http://www.supercareproducts.com
The Vitiligo sufferers are observed all over the world, including the white
skin communities. However, epidemiologically most cases are recorded in India (8.8%) and Mexico. Males and females are
affected equally, inclusive of children age group. It may begin at any age.
Childhood vitiligo is not uncommon. http://www.supercareproducts.com
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