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Dr. Diane M. Hoss, MD discusses Alopecia Areata Treatment. See more at www.dermnet.com PLEASE RATE AND COMMENT!!! The treatment of alopecia areata depends on the amount of hair loss, location of hair loss and age of the patient being treated. It is important to stress to the patient and family that treatment will not alter the course of the condition; it can not cure the condition, and it can’t prevent new areas of alopecia from occurring and the treatment does not speed up regrowth. Localized areas of alopecia areata can be treated with several modalities. Some patients may opt not to treat small localized inconspicuous areas of alopecia, this is acceptable. These areas will probably spontaneously regrow over several months to two years. If the patient desires treatment of localized areas to speed regrowth, several options can be considered. In a child, a mid-potency topical steroid used once daily for 3 months is an easy first line of therapy. The patient is seen in follow up in 3 months, if there is no regrowth, the treatment is unlikely to be effective. Topical short-contact anthralin therapy (SCAT) or topical 5% minoxidil can then be tried. In an older child (greater than 10 to 12 years of age), intralesional steroids can be used. An adult with localized alopecia areata is usually treated with intralesional steroids (triamcinolone at a concentration of 3 to5 mg Adults with an aversion to needles can also be treated with topical SCAT or 5% minoxidil. Adults and …

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This is Maddi’s story. ** PLEASE SHARE THIS VIDEO WITH YOUR FAMILY, FRIENDS, CO-WORKERS, ETC. HELP US RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THIS DISEASE, AND THE PEOPLE WHO CAN HELP!!! My daughter Maddi was diagnosed with Alopecia in November of 2005 at the age of 14. Alopecia has no bounds, it can affect ANYONE at ANYTIME. It is NOT contagious. It is NOT hereditary. Medically, there is no CURE. I immediately researched what to do medically. Nothing I found gave us any hope, until we were directed to a Kinesiologist (a Hollistic, Herbal treatment doctor), Dr. Lanny Lipson. He is amazing! Maddi’s hair loss haulted, and new hair grew in… even darker than before! We had to stop her treatments due to the financial strain of having no medical insurance, but we know what her triggers are now, and we avoid them. Maddi has new hair growth still, her eyebrows are back! Since she isn’t completely bald, but still has a strange hair growth pattern, she was embarrased and self concious in school and in public. Then we learned about Wigs 4 Kids, a non-profit organization here in Michigan that provides free wigs and services to kids 18 and under. What an amazing team they have there! Miss Maggie is an angel, and their staff is wonderful! Wigs 4 Kids operates SOLELY on donations, and they are always looking for individuals and organizations to Adopt-A-Kid! PLEASE PASS THIS VIDEO, AND IT’S IMPORTANT MESSAGE ON TO ALL OF YOUR FRIENDS, FAMILY, CO-WORKERS, ETC. ALOPECIA CAN STRIKE ANYONE AT ANYTIME. IF IT …

“There is hope!” declares Prof. Carasso. He was 6, completely bald. His mother refused to let doctors treat him with steroids. He finished his school year bald and returned to next grade with hair. www.shmuel-gonen.com/english info@shmuel-gonen.com

He said: Within three four days all body hair fell off . Less than 6 months later – his head grew WHITE hair. Then, dark hair began to take over. Today he has full DARK hair, totally recovered. www.shmuel-gonen.com/english info@shmuel-gonen.com

She was 9 years old when she lost her entire scalp hair. Today she has abundant hair. Her story gives hope to other children with Alopecia. www.shmuel-gonen.com/english info@shmuel-gonen.com

Alopecia areata is the name for a condition in which round patches of hair loss appear suddenly. The hair-growing tissue is attacked by the patient’s own immune cells for unknown reasons. There are three stages: first, there is sudden hair loss, then the patches of hair loss enlarge, and last, new hair grows back. This process takes months, sometimes more than a year, but rarely does the hair never grow back.

Life with alopecia areata
Alex Schluter can often be found meditating in the mornings atop Scotts Bluff National Monument. She says the practice helps her be more patient when she gets the inevitable comments and questions about her baldness, a result of a benign disorder called alopecia areata universalis.

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Alopecia Areata Genetic Origin Discovered
In an article that appeared on Wednesday’s publication of scientific journal “Nature,” Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) researchers uncovered the genetic basis for the autoimmune hair loss disease, alopecia areata.

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