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Medical Conditions - Patchy Hair Loss

Patchy hair is seen in the case of alopecia areata, where areata denotes patchy. It can occur anywhere in the body and causes hair loss and baldness. It can be temporary or permanent, commonly seen in males. It is caused due to heredity or hormonal imbalance.

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What medications can cure my alopecia areata?

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Why shiny, soft bald patches do not respond to medication?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. It is alopecia areata of scalp. It is a self-limiting disorder characterized by areas of asymptomatic, non-inflammatory hair loss commonly involving the scalp.

How to fix a bald patches in the beard?

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How can a patient with patchy hair loss thicken his hair and cover the patch?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. With your description, it seems like you are having androgenetic alopecia, which is a progressive condition.

Which medications would help a person overcome patchy hair loss?

Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. With your description, it seems you have alopecia areata.

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