Navigating the Treatment Path for Alopecia Areata

 Alopecia areata is a medical term for hair loss that frequently presents as the sudden onset of  round, hairless patches on the scalp. It is found in both male and females.  The affected areas are usually skin-colored but may have a peach color. If you are concerned about male pattern baldness or female pattern baldness, then read on.


What are the symptoms of Alopecia areata?


While other types of hair loss generally develop as you get older, most cases of alopecia areata are diagnosed in patients under age 30. In alopecia areata, there is no redness or scaling on the surface of the skin. Usually, the small patches on the scalp appear, but occasionally the patient starts to experience more rapid hair loss involving nearly the entire scalp. 


Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease that attacks your hair follicles, affecting your hair growth. You might lose a significant amount of hair in a short time, or you might lose hair on only one side of your head. If you have alopecia areata, your hair can grow back with natural and holistic treatment. 




What Treatment Options are Available for Alopecia Areata?


Alopecia areata can only be treated properly if it is diagnosed when we get the early signs and symptoms. Selection of hair loss treatment depends on the age of the patient, how widespread the hair loss is and other medical problems if the patient has. 


At Australian Hair and Scalp Clinic, we deliver natural treatment for alopecia areata that focuses on triggering hair growth and increasing the speed at which it grows. No matter the level of hair loss you’re living with, we can help you find an alopecia areata treatment that’s right for you. To learn more, book an appointment online or over the phone. Visit https://www.aushair.com.au/alopecia-areata/


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