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Is Alopasia A Cureable Disease ?
last 2 months my hair is falling , i consult dermatoligist he diagnoise alopasaia % he adv to take follicare tab &tacroz forte gel 0.1% for 30 days,but now in my back head the falling area round is big , its a curable diseases ?
Tue, 22 Feb 2011
hello Kingslyraj ,
alopecia areata is very much treatable with homoeopathic medications , and these will help to stop further progress and spreading of the disease , but you need to start it at the ealiest , consult a homoeopath , results will be visible within a month ,
take care ...godbless!!!
alopecia areata is very much treatable with homoeopathic medications , and these will help to stop further progress and spreading of the disease , but you need to start it at the ealiest , consult a homoeopath , results will be visible within a month ,
take care ...godbless!!!
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Hi! kingslyraj,
Welcome to HealthcareMgaic forum,
Are you loosing hair in coin shaped patches ..if yes then its called alopecia areata...The drug of choice would be to take steroid injection locally over the spot..along with some irritant creams or lotions.Along with this you should also apply minoxidil solution 5% locally twice a day.If sever then oral steroids can also be tried.Consult a skin specialist immediately before it involves the whole scalp.
take care,
Dr.chawda
Welcome to HealthcareMgaic forum,
Are you loosing hair in coin shaped patches ..if yes then its called alopecia areata...The drug of choice would be to take steroid injection locally over the spot..along with some irritant creams or lotions.Along with this you should also apply minoxidil solution 5% locally twice a day.If sever then oral steroids can also be tried.Consult a skin specialist immediately before it involves the whole scalp.
take care,
Dr.chawda
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