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Alopecia areata after using squanorm
30M -I started to get 3-4 small spots of alopecia areata after using squanorm shampoo. Can shampoo cause such kind of things.
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Treatment depends on the severity..Don't worry...you are suffering from alopecia areata causing this bald spot... Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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Not directly related. But you will need to take treatment for alopecia areata. Provide with photos and discuss in detail so that proper treatment can be given to you accordingly.
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consult online with me for detailed prescription and guidance.
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Dr. Nidhin Varghese
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9 yrs exp
Hazaribag
Unlikely... But take treatment for alopecia areata at the earliest
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Dr. Priyanka K
Trichologist
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
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Squanorm per se does not cause alopecia areata.
Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition where your immune cells act on the hair roots and cause hair loss. It is however treatable. You can consult online for treatment and further details.☺️
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Dr. Rajesh L Pathi
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Bangalore
Take consultantion and discuss
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