Vitiligo usually progresses in one of two patterns—segmental or non-segmental. Segmental vitiligo affects one area or side of the body and tends to progress for a year or so, then stabilize. Non-segmental vitiligo, which is more common, causes symmetrical patches on both sides of the body and can expand over time. The face, hands, arms, feet, and areas around body openings are frequently affected. The pattern and speed of spread vary from person to person. While the condition can be visually distressing, it doesn’t impact a person’s overall health. Diagnosing vitiligo involves a physical exam, a discussion of medical history, and sometimes blood tests to check for other autoimmune issues. In some cases, doctors use a special lamp (Wood’s lamp) to better identify the affected areas. Early diagnosis helps manage symptoms before they progress. If you're seeking expert evaluation and clarity, book your consultation at Divyakriti Orthopaedic, Spine & Eye Clinic — the best vitiligo treatment in Punjabi Bagh starts with accurate diagnosis and expert insight.
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