Alopecia areata can be treated by using topical products and corticosteroid injections.
What is alopecia areata?
This is a type of alopecia (condition that causes hair loss) often caused by an autoimmune disorder. This type of alopecia differs from other types because hair loss occurs in clumps forming hair patches rather than complete baldness.
How can it be treated?
Nowadays, there are different alternatives to treat this and other types of alopecia. The most common treatments include:
- Topical products that are directly applied in the area where alopecia occurs and that stimulate hair growth.
- Corticoesteroid injections that are used to reduce inflammation and therefore control the autoimmune disorder.
- Oral tablets to reduce inflammation.
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