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How To Treat Hair Loss After A Ring Worm Attack ?

my child has lost hair on her head after an attach of i suspect to be a ring worm attack.she is 4 yrs old
Tue, 17 Jan 2012
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Hello Mr.Timothy;
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The loss of hair in your childs case can be due to ring worm ;but please also see if the area is bald & smooth .If the area from where hair is lost is smooth & bald then it could be due to Alopecia aerata ;its a auto immune disease & till it is treated hairs don't grow there .Please get her to a Dermatologist(skin specialist )to see what problem she has out of these two & he will prescribe the necessary treatment for your child.
Take care.
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How To Treat Hair Loss After A Ring Worm Attack ?

Hello Mr.Timothy; welcome to HealthcareMagic The loss of hair in your childs case can be due to ring worm ;but please also see if the area is bald & smooth .If the area from where hair is lost is smooth & bald then it could be due to Alopecia aerata ;its a auto immune disease & till it is treated hairs don t grow there .Please get her to a Dermatologist(skin specialist )to see what problem she has out of these two & he will prescribe the necessary treatment for your child. Take care. Thanks