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Alopecia Areata
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         http://www.leimo.com.au
What is Alopecia Areata
Alopecia is the medical term of hair loss on
the human head or the body. Alopecia is
often incorporated with another word to
show a specific definition. For example:
“Alopecia Areata” which means “hair loss in
areas”. Alopecia areata is a human condition
that varies from moderate to severe. Medical
studies show that Alopecia can occur to
other parts of the body too. Alopecia areata
targets both male and female.
Alopecia areata is a condition that causes open patches on the human scalp or
body. More and more medical specialists found out that this disease is due to
autoimmune deficiency wherein white blood cells from the immune system
attack the hair follicles and block them from producing more hair. Alopecia
areata can also be associated with other autoimmune diseases such as thyroid
diseases, allergic conditions and lupos of among others.



                              http://www.leimo.com.au
These diseases can surely be one of the main reasons why the body’s own
immune system attacks the hair follicles which causes the production of hair to
deteriorate. In some medical interventions, Alopecia areata can be inherited
within the family member thus, genetics, aging and malnutrition play a major
role of such patchy hair loss condition.

Dermatologists are informing patients that Alopecia areata cannot be
predicted and definitely not contagious. This disease can inevitably affect
adults, teens or even innocent children. However, this can also affect much
older people and it is still rare in infants and toddlers. Excessive loss of hair
makes a big change in human lives, affecting one’s inner being, inflicting them
emotionally and socially therefore, accurate and precise diagnosis can
absolutely lessen the burden and hassle they happen to feel during the course
of this upsetting condition.In many cases of Alopecia Areata, hair can grow
back but eventually falls out again later on while others grow hair and remains.
Chances are, hair can ultimately grow back whenever an individual loses his or
her hair. There are abundant support organizations that focus more about this
condition that can affect a person psychologically. Further information and
assistance will greatly benefit a patient and a brief visit to a medical specialist
is definitely worthy.
                                 http://www.leimo.com.au

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Alopecia areata

  • 1. Alopecia Areata http://www.leimo.com.au http://www.leimo.com.au
  • 2. What is Alopecia Areata Alopecia is the medical term of hair loss on the human head or the body. Alopecia is often incorporated with another word to show a specific definition. For example: “Alopecia Areata” which means “hair loss in areas”. Alopecia areata is a human condition that varies from moderate to severe. Medical studies show that Alopecia can occur to other parts of the body too. Alopecia areata targets both male and female. Alopecia areata is a condition that causes open patches on the human scalp or body. More and more medical specialists found out that this disease is due to autoimmune deficiency wherein white blood cells from the immune system attack the hair follicles and block them from producing more hair. Alopecia areata can also be associated with other autoimmune diseases such as thyroid diseases, allergic conditions and lupos of among others. http://www.leimo.com.au
  • 3. These diseases can surely be one of the main reasons why the body’s own immune system attacks the hair follicles which causes the production of hair to deteriorate. In some medical interventions, Alopecia areata can be inherited within the family member thus, genetics, aging and malnutrition play a major role of such patchy hair loss condition. Dermatologists are informing patients that Alopecia areata cannot be predicted and definitely not contagious. This disease can inevitably affect adults, teens or even innocent children. However, this can also affect much older people and it is still rare in infants and toddlers. Excessive loss of hair makes a big change in human lives, affecting one’s inner being, inflicting them emotionally and socially therefore, accurate and precise diagnosis can absolutely lessen the burden and hassle they happen to feel during the course of this upsetting condition.In many cases of Alopecia Areata, hair can grow back but eventually falls out again later on while others grow hair and remains. Chances are, hair can ultimately grow back whenever an individual loses his or her hair. There are abundant support organizations that focus more about this condition that can affect a person psychologically. Further information and assistance will greatly benefit a patient and a brief visit to a medical specialist is definitely worthy. http://www.leimo.com.au