permanent discoloration

How Can Permanent Discoloration Be Diagnosed?

Diagnosis typically involves a thorough medical history and physical examination. Specific tests may include:
Skin Biopsy: To diagnose underlying skin conditions.
Blood Tests: To identify any systemic causes.
Dental Examination: For assessing teeth discoloration.

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