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Can vitiligo patients eat egg?

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Dermatologist · Dermatology

Yes, vitiligo patients can eat egg. Egg is a healthy and nutritious food choice for those with vitiligo. It is an excellent source of protein and other essential nutrients like B vitamins, carotenoids, omega-3 fatty acids, and selenium that have been linked to improved skin health including reducing inflammation associated with vitiligo. Additionally, the amino acids found in egg whites may provide additional benefits in regulating hormone levels which are thought to play a role in the onset of vitiligo flares. Therefore it is recommended that people with vitiligo include eggs as part of their diet for optimal nutrition and skin health benefits. However it’s important to note that if you are taking medication to treat your condition then consult your physician before adding eggs into your diet as there may be certain medications that should not be taken together with this type of food item.

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