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Risk Factors for Developing IGH Several factors increase the likelihood of developing white spots from sun damage: Age-Related Factors: Most common in individuals over 40 years old Prevalence increases significantly after age 50 Nearly universal in people over 70 with fair skin[7] Skin Type Considerations: More visible in individuals with fair to medium skin tones Can affect all skin types but may be less noticeable in very dark skin People who tan easily may notice spots more prominently when tanned Sun Exposure History: Cumulative lifetime sun exposure is the primary risk factor Outdoor occupations or hobbies increase risk History of sunburns, especially during childhood and adolescence Living in sunny climates or at high altitudes[1][2] Genetic Predisposition: Family history of IGH increases likelihood Certain genetic factors may affect melanocyte vulnerability to UV damage[2] Why These Spots Don't Tan One of the most distinctive features of IGH is that affected areas do not tan when exposed to sunlight
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Keeping a regular sleep schedule can help to keep your circadian rhythm, or body clock, in check
And they are very difficult to treat without discoloring the surrounding skin, but they cause no harm to the body to keep them
Initially, you may feel appetite suppression within 1-4 weeks
