Treatment for female baldness

Alopecia areata is the most terrifying disease for women. Every woman cares about her appearance. After suffering from alopecia areata, the hair will fall off locally, which seriously affects a person's appearance. Therefore, alopecia areata must be treated as soon as possible. Alopecia areata can be treated by taking medicine, applying some external ointments, or injections and infusions. There are many things to pay attention to during the treatment process. So what are the treatments for female alopecia areata?

The causes and treatment of alopecia areata in women. In fact, in clinical practice, there is no significant difference in the incidence of alopecia areata between men and women. Therefore, the causes and treatments of alopecia areata in women are the same as those in men. Alopecia areata, also known as ghost hair loss, is of unknown cause. However, current research believes that alopecia areata is clearly correlated with autoimmunity. First, he may have some autoantibodies that are positive. In addition, he may be accompanied by some autoimmune diseases. Secondly, mental factors have been confirmed to be clearly correlated with the occurrence and aggravation of alopecia areata. This is its cause.

As for treatment, different treatment plans should be selected according to the type of alopecia areata, the age of the patient, and the severity of the alopecia areata. For example, if it is a single patch of alopecia areata, it can heal itself by removing the influence of negative emotions, and new hair will often grow in about three months. However, if it is severe alopecia areata, it may be accompanied by some basic autoimmune problems, and systematic treatment is required at this time. In this case, some hormone drugs or cyclosporine immunosuppressants can be used systematically.

For local application, such as this glucocorticoid ointment, or drugs such as minoxidil, they can stimulate hair growth while fighting inflammation. Some may also use some physical treatments, such as phototherapy and ultraviolet light therapy. In general, the treatment of alopecia areata should choose different treatment plans according to age, age of onset, and severity of alopecia areata. Mild cases can heal on their own with limited topical medications, while those with a large area and more serious conditions require systematic medication comprehensive treatment. It must be under the guidance of a professional doctor and avoid not treating or abusing treatment.