Vitiligo creams

White spot is a skin-related disease, which in medical language is called Vitiligo. In this condition, some parts of the skin lose their color. In this case, white patches start appearing on the affected area. This problem can happen to anyone at any age. About 2% of people worldwide are affected by the problem of white spots on the skin. Vitiligo can affect any part of the eyes, mouth, hair, and skin. White patches may be more visible in people whose skin tone is dark or tanned. Although vitiligo can be treated with different types of creams, it may take several months or years.

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The problem of vitiligo occurs when the melanocyte cells inside the skin are destroyed. Melanocyte cells help in the production of melanin. Melanin is a dark pigment that protects the skin from the UV rays of the sun. Vitiligo is a long-lasting disease, but if certain ointments are used, the white patches can be lightened to a great extent and the spread can be prevented. The following creams can be beneficial for white spots on the skin -

Myupchar Ayurveda Maha Marichyadi Ointment

MyUpchar Ayurveda Mahamarichyadi Ointment can be used to get rid of the white patches on the skin. It contains 11 potent Ayurvedic herbs along with Mahamarichyadi tailam. Apply it on the affected area and rub gently. Usually, this ointment can be applied once or twice a day. Wash your hands thoroughly after applying it. Avoid getting the cream in the eyes, nose, or mouth. Fungal infections, eczema, and skin allergies can also be cured by applying Mahamarichyadi ointment on the skin.

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Tacrolimus Ointment

If white spots have developed on any part of the skin, tacrolimus cream can be applied on the doctor's advice. It is known as a calcineurin inhibitor. Calcineurin inhibitors are a type of immunosuppressant used to treat autoimmune conditions. Tacrolimus Ointment can be used only on small white patches. (Buy Now - Tacrolimus)

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Topical Corticosteroids

Topical corticosteroid ointments are creams containing steroids. Some studies have shown that applying this ointment can prevent the growth of white spots, but it should never be used on the face. If someone is using it daily and there is an improvement, then after a month, stop using it for a few days. Then start using it after a few days. If there is no improvement or any side effect after applying for a month, then stop applying this ointment.

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Depigmenting Creams

Depigmenting creams can also be used to treat vitiligo. White spots can be reduced to a great extent by applying this type of cream. The following types of creams come under this -

Although these creams can be beneficial in treating vitiligo, applying them can also make the skin more fragile. After applying these, exposure to the sun for a long time should be avoided. It helps in healing white spots by going deep into the skin. It may take 12 to 14 months to see their effect.

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Takeaway

The problem of vitiligo can occur at any age, but usually, it appears more in people between the ages of 10 and 30. The problem of vitiligo is rarely seen in young children or the elderly. Various types of medicines, phototherapy, laser therapy, and surgical therapy are available for the treatment of vitiligo, but the use of creams is more beneficial to cure the light patches or prevent them from progressing. Keep in mind that these creams should not be used without asking the doctor.