can vitiligo on eye n eye lids can be cured thru any treatment?
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Vitiligo is the loss of eye lashes. As you probably already know.  Vitiligo an have many underlying causes. Some more serious than others.  YOu have to treat the underlying cause to be able to treat loss of eye lashes.  If its something like blepharitis (which is kind of like dandruff on your eye lashes) you can use lid scrubs and oitments that you can get from your optoemtrist.  If it is something more serious like LUPUS for example (its an autoimmune disease), then you have to treat the symptoms of lupus. Its a very complicated problem. There are many underlying problems that can cause this problem. My best bet for you is to first see your eye doctor and see what he/she says. THen I would advise for you to see your physician to do some blood work, to rule out some autoimmune diseases.  There might also be some type of hormonal or nutritional deficit. Again, please go see your eye doctor. Its probably nothng serious, but you should get it checked out.
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Yeah, never.  There's no cream or pill that will make them go away or "lighten".  They are permanent.
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Vitiligo is difficult to treat. The goal of treating vitiligo is to restore the function of the skin and to improve the patient's appearance. Therapy for vitiligo takes a long time--it usually must be continued for 6 to 18 months. The choice of therapy depends on the number of white patches and how widespread they are and on the patient's preference for treatment. Each patient responds differently to therapy, and a particular treatment may not work for everyone. Current treatment options for vitiligo include medical, surgical, and adjunctive therapies (therapies that can be used along with surgical or medical treatments).\nPlease see the webpages for more details on Vitiligo.
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I would think not. Considering the effects of entropion can damage the contact lens as much as it would the actual surface of the eye. The only way to treat it, is to get a simple surgery to remove the excess skin from the outer lid.
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I'm not sure there is anything for you.   The 2 hardest things in dermatology are getting dark skin lighter and getting light skin darker.   Visit a dermatologist and talk about your options, they may set you up with a treatment called P U V A  which is uva light treatments that are used for people with vitiligo (michael jackson disease)  Good luck
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yes it is and there is no real cure except for some very expensive and costly light treatments. I have it, but for me it is patchy and I am so fair skinned that I would never consider treating if.  I heard the light treatments are successful on dark skinned people
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Vitiligo is a pigmentation disorder in which melanocytes in the skin - tissues that line the inside of the mouth, nose, the genital areas, the rectal areas (mucous membranes) and the retina of the eyes - are destroyed as a result of which white patches of skin appear on different parts of the body. \n\nThe term Vitiligo is probably derived from the latin word Vitilus - meaning calf and was first used by roman physician Celsus of 1st century AD,The characteristics white patches of disease resembled the white patches of a spotted calf in India. Leukoderma is a generic name for relatively or absolutely lightened in colour.\n\nNoble Vitiligo clinic was established in 1997 in Bangalore-India and was the first clinic to start treating Vitiligo patients with melanocyte transplantation. Over a period of 7 years, over 1,000 patients have taken advantage of this new technique to gain excellent cosmetic resuts, with a success rate of 80%.
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Seeing the world through rose colored glasses...Also known as Irlen syndrome .Helen Irlen claims that all can be cured by wearing colored lens.  Dyslexia, Attention deficit, Hyperactivity disorders  .Headaches ,
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I am sorry to say that it doesn't appear that this can be cured (although I am not a doctor):\n\nExpectations (prognosis)    \nThe disorder will continue to progress, though at a very slow pace. Complete blindness is uncommon\n\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001029.htm#Expectations%20(prognosis)
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I have it too. I've had it for 6 years and I'm always on the look out for a cure. Medically, there is nothing you can do. However if you're interested in Alternative Medicine; I've been doing Chinenes Medicine for a few months. Some spots have gone away and the progression has stopped.
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Vitiligo is a harmless skin disease of unknown cause, having uneven patches of various sizes totally lacking in color and often having very colorful borders. Exposed areas of skin are most often affected. Waterproof makeup is often used to cover the patches.
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Hi,\n\nI don't think there is a cure for this disease but there are several drugs available and coming through the system that may help ease the problems or slow them down.  \n\nTry these links:\n\nhttp://www.clevelandclinic.org/health/health-info/docs/2100/2112.asp?index=8877\nhttp://armor.typepad.com/bastardsword/2004/08/potential_cure_.html\nhttp://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=35418
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The Muscular degeneration of the Eyes can be remedied by the regular use of the Homeopathic Remedy RUTA GRAV 30 and Argentum Nit 30\nWhich one is going to treat which specific patient only that patients individual symptoms will determine.\nTake care and God Bless !
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Try sulphacetamide.  And I swear this works:  Put a few drops of breastmilk in the affected eye.
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Vitiligo is more likely to affect the skin around the eyes and lips, or the knuckles and joints. Spots are porcelain-white and are permanent. \ntinea versicolor  is a fungus infection that mainly affects the skin of young people. This common condition is unsightly, but it is neither permanent nor serious. Spots can be either light- or reddish- brown or else lighter than the surrounding skin (hence, the name "versicolor"). There may be just a few spots, or there can be so many that they run together (like a shawl) and make it seem that islands of normal skin color are the spots, not the other way around. There are many antifungal agents available to apply to the skin for the treatment of tinea versicolor. Over-the-counter (OTC) remedies include clotrimazole, miconazole, and selenium sulfide shampoo (e.g., Selsum Blue).
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Blepharitis is inflammation of the eyelids. It is characterized by flaky debris at the eyelash bases. Blepharitis usually causes redness of the eyes and itching and irritation of the eyelids in both eyes. Its appearance is often confused with conjunctivitis and due to its recurring nature it is the most common cause of "recurrent conjunctivitis" in older people. It is also often treated as 'dry eye' by patients due to the gritty sensation it may give the eyes - although lubricating drops do little to improve the condition.\n\nMany forms of treatment will improve blepharitis, including both antibiotic or steroid eye drops, and certain oral antibiotics. Unfortunately it will usually recur when any treatment is ceased. Most doctors will therefore recommend a regime of daily eyelid cleaning which is both effective and can be continued safely long-term. Such a regime needs to be convenient enough to be continued lifelong, otherwise the cleaning will stop when symptoms subside. Therefore simply cleaning the eyelids with a face cloth during every bath or shower may be a good system for a sufferer to adopt. Using dilute baby shampoo to assist with this is often advised, although probably the most important factor is the mechanical clearance of discharge from the eyelid meibomian glands. Massaging the eyelids firmly during cleaning helps this.\n\nDermatologists treat blepharitis similarly to seborrheic dermatitis by using safe topical anti-inflammatory medication like sulfacetamide or brief courses of a mild topical steroid. Although anti-fungals like ketoconazole (Nizoral) are commonly prescribed for seborrheic dermatitis, dermatologists and optometrists usually do not prescribe anti-fungals for seborrheic blepharitis-.
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