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Alopecia areata
Hi.. I had this problem in my beard last year.. it got cured after 6 months.. but now since January it has again come but on the other side of beard.. I've used flutibact for around 1.5-2 months and have finished 1 tube.. pls suggest what medicine should I take.. attaching pictures for reference
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Dr. Sujit Shanshanwal
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it can happen again. the treatment any dermatologist gives you will help improve the current patch. but new ones in future or even now can develop. no one can predict when or how many CAN or WILL develop as it depends on the aggressive of the autoimmune condition. you just have 1 patch so strong oral medications wouldn't be needed. if you want you can consult me online for treatment or any other questions you wish to get addressed. hope this is helpful.
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