how can i treat alopecia?
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It is a skin disease that involves loss of hair on the affected part. It is caused by bacteria. See a skin specialist as early as possible. It is 100% curable and involves a prolonged treatment.It requires injections below the skin on the affected part. If you neglect it then it will spread over a larger  area.
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There are a number of prescription creams out there.  Get one from your doctor.  Barring that use a lotion that has Aloe and vitamin E.  \nFor Psoriasis on your scalp use T-Gel.  Massage it into the hair and scalp, put on a shower cap, and sleep on it.  \n\nBe careful, self diagnosed psoriasis can sometimes be a fungus instead.  Any treatment for psoriasis on the fungus will make it worse.  Much much worse.\n\nIf it is the fungus, get a anti-fungal cream from your doctor or use Nizoral shampoo.  It clears up much faster than psoriasis.
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Hmmm... it depends on what the cause of the hair loss is.  A dermatologist is probably a good start.  You can even ask the dermatologist if there is anyone else you should see.
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Propecia is very effective.  Also try minoxydil for women.  Between the two, you can dramatically slow your hair loss.  (unless you have a more serious health problem)
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mix few drops of lemon juice to sum coconut oil n apply this 2 yr scalp at nite. it works within a month.
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there is no known cure for hair loss....but u can reduce hair loss by avoiding stress...not to colour hair....
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1. To treat rough and dry hair, you should make it a point to drink atleast 1. \n2. 5 litres of water per day. \n3. Brush your hair giving 5-8 strokes, twice, daily. \n4. Massage your hair using rich oils like coconut, olive or almond oil. \n5. These are the basic and foremost things you should do. \n6. In addition to these simple things, prepare a hair mask using the yolk of an egg, honey, olive oil and 1 tsp. vinegar. \n7. Massage onto your scalp and hair. \n8. Keep it on for 1 hour. \n9. Rinse off with cold water to which you must add 1/2 tsp vinegar and 1 tbsp black tea. \n10. Do this twice a week for best results. \n11. Soon your hair will be your crowning glory and all the guys in town will be running behind your crown
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There are all kinds of medical remedies available. If you're serious about remedying hair loss, see your doctor. You can also take steps to preserve the hair your have. One easy thing, only comb your hair from roots to ends. Anything else tangles and then pulls out hair in the detangling process. Follow this pattern also when you wash and condition your hair. Also, keep your hair cut short as weight will also increase fallout. Finally, Mane and Tail shampoo seem to help, and some judicious use of hair gel will make the hair you have seem thicker. Finally, don't sweat it. Many ladies find guys attractive with little or no hair.
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While there is neither a cure for alopecia areata nor drugs approved for its treatment, some people find that medications approved for other purposes can help hair grow back, at least temporarily. The following are some treatments for alopecia areata. Keep in mind that while these treatments may promote hair growth, none of them prevent new patches or actually cure the underlying disease. Consult your health care professional about the best option for you.\n\nClick the link below to see the full article.
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condition hair, lotion face and body
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here are some articles which would help you:\n\nRemedies to Prevent Hair Loss\nhttp://www.askaquery.com/Answers/qn1682.html\n\nReduce Hair Loss With A Thorough Head Massage\nhttp://www.askaquery.com/Answers/qn1681.html\n\nVitamins for hair growth\nhttp://www.askaquery.com/Answers/qn1680.html
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Wash your hair in lukewarm (if you can stand it) or cool water, use any kind of shampoo containing aloe, and use a moisturizing conditioner.
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This is a good site on hair, despite a few popups:\n\nhttp://www.keratin.com/\n\nRead especially the sections on hair biology, and androgenetic alopecia.\n\nThere are a few treatments for this baldness, but I agree that it is no big deal, to most people; women are not going to reject a man, just because he is balding!  It so common among men!!!
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everyone looses approximately 50 hairs daily. if you're loosing more than that you should probably visit your doctor for a check up to see if your diet is deficient in key vitamins or minerals or to rule out a medical condition such as juvenile alopecia. Good luck.
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Not a damn thing you do at home will work.\n\nThere are all sorts of claims made by people about the cause of hair loss ranging from stress to nutrition to shampoos to wearing hats.  None of them are true.  None of them.\n\nUnless you are severely malnourished, your hair loss is hereditary and unstoppable without medical intervention.\n\nSome hair follicles around the head have certain receptors for a hormone called DHT (dihydroxytestosterone).  These poor hair follicles, upon binding DHT, start to produce thinner and weaker shafts of hair until they no longer produce hair at all.  Hair follicles can vary, it seems, in their sensitivity to DHT.  Obviously, hair follicles on the sides and back of a bald man's head are not sensitive to DHT.\n\nMedications such as Minoxodil produce limited results.  Minoxodil, believe it or not, was initially used to treat hypertension (if memory serves) and is basically a vasodilator that, when applied to the scalp, increases blood flow to the hair follicles.  You must apply it daily otherwise any improvement will be reversed.\n\nPropecia (a pill), on the other hand, is a DHT antagonist, that blocks DHT from reaching the DHT-sensitive hair follicles and thus allows these follicles to grow hair.  Same situation with DHT, however.  Stop taking it and you'll lose hair again.  Moreover, it affects the hormone that makes us act like men, which is why one of the side-effects of propecia can be decreased libido.  To hell with that, I say!  (Fortunately, I'm not bald!)\n\nThe only way known to man that restores hair are hair transplants.  Non-DHT-sensitive follicles are harvested and transplanted to bald areas of the scalp, and thus continue to grow (provided the graft survives).\n\nI've heard of some ridiculous home remedies though.  My older brother's hair was thinning several years ago, and my mother suggested that he apply olive oil to his scalp!
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put olive oil ..massage ur hair n scalp well before sleeping
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You should see a dermatologist. A friend of mine suddenly lost ALL her hair (alopecia)-sp?  It was traumatic. She had to get a wig which was hard because she had no hair with which to fasten the wig onto. Miraculously her hair all came back after about 6 months or so.