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Autoimmune diseases and a family history of vitiligo are considered risk factors for developing this condition. | Autoimmune diseases and a family history of vitiligo are considered risk factors for developing this condition. A patient that has a relative with vitiligo has an increase risk of developing the disease and also having an earlier onset. | ||
==Risk Factors== | ==Risk Factors== | ||
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Overview
Autoimmune diseases and a family history of vitiligo are considered risk factors for developing this condition. A patient that has a relative with vitiligo has an increase risk of developing the disease and also having an earlier onset.