Another possible treatment for pityriasis rosea involves exposing the rash to natural or artificial sunlight. This might help the rash fade quicker and better, but it also has risks. For example, too much sun exposure can lead to sunburn or increase the chance of skin cancer. You may also have permanent dark spots even after pityriasis rosea is treated because of light therapy.

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