Alopecia universalis

Hair loss usually from the scalp. It may result in bald spots or spread to the entire scalp or the entire epidermis. It may be androgenetic or caused by chemotherapeutic agents, compulsive hair pulling, autoimmune disorders or congenital conditions.

Disease Alternative Name

alopecia areata

alopecia

loss of hair

hair loss

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Dr. Sangamithirai. T

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Alopecia universalis Patient age 24 yrs male Patches of hair lossin head.beard.and eye brow Kindly guide me in this case doctors

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Dr. B Sen

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External piles with alopecia universalis (No hair no where on body) Physical Examination Grade 3 piles. Brittle coarse nails. No hair no where. Investigations TSH 100+ when first meet Diagnosis Hypothyroidism. Management Dependi...See More

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Ramya Soundararajan

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15 yr old girl came with c/o giddiness,breathlessness and easy fatigability for 1 yr.h/o erythematous allergic reactions all over the body 4episodes in 1 day.H/o hairloss10yrs.h/o irregular periods. o/e PT dull.alopecia univeralis.PR 80 m...See More

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