WHAT IS
ALOPECIA AREATA DISEASE?
You are not
alone if you are having hair loss or baldness due to alopecia areata.
Men, women and even children may experience hair loss alopecia at anytime in their
lives.
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Alopecia is a non
life-threatening hair loss medical condition which causes hair to fall out
in clumps and causes bald spots
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The condition often
progresses to complete hair loss.
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Some
lose their hair with bald spots in certain areas and others with thinning
hair all over.
- The causes
of alopecia areata are still uncertain. Most doctors believe that
the body's autoimmune system attacks its own hair follicles, causing
alopecia hair loss medical condition .
- The immune system of the body mistakenly stops hair growth for unknown
reasons.
- Hair lost of alopecia areata is most
frequently associated with thyroid
disease,
- Hair re-growth usually is seen within 6 months, but if there is no
hair growth within a year, then it is unlikely that any hair re-growth
will ever come back.
There are no medical hair loss therapy that will bring your hair
back after such length of time, only cosmetic hair loss products will.
- Alopecia Areata
- Alopecia Totalis
- Alopecia Universal
Alopecia totalis and alopecia universal
are extreme cases of this medical condition. alopecia totalis is total hair loss
of the scalp. alopecia universal is loss of all body hair,
including eyelashes, eyebrows and pubic hairs.
Presently, there is no available
hair loss medical cure for alopecia areata that is sure to grow your
hair back. Note that your hair may regrow naturally after this
hair loss medical condition is over. Drug treatments for
alopecia areata depend
upon a person's age and the extent of one's hair loss. One
treatment for alopecia involves multiple
injections of the steroid hormone, Cortisone. This is directly
injected into the bald spots, repeated once a month. Another
treatment uses cortico-steriods topically on the scalp. However,
the use of steroids have not been
scientifically proven as an effective hair loss treatment for alopecia,
Currently, hair
re-growth drugs
for alopecia areata are being actively researched.
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There
are several good internet sites about alopecia
areata hair loss medical
treatments at alopecia baldness page.
We at NuHair have helped over
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regarding your individual needs.
As hair loss symptoms
occurs a physician diagnosis is needed to evaluate the underlying
disorder responsible for the hair loss.
Did you
know... If you have sudden hair loss, you should first check with your family
doctor or internist to find your hair loss cause . A dermatologist will treat skin infections
that cause hair loss. It may be necessary for you to see an
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Please use your medical health care
provider, your doctor for advice,
diagnosis & treatment. Material in this web site are only
general information & not a diagnosis or
answer to your specific hair loss situation.
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