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Hairloss and baldpatches
Around 3 years back, I had excess hairfall leading to bald patches close to my forehead and above my ears. Many people told me that it may have happened due to stress, as I was having my boards. Back to present, bald patches have reduced to quite an extent, but still, no difference especially above my ears ie. on both the vertical side of my head, close to temples. When I tie my hair, it can be quite distinctly figured out. Also, my hair line had also reduced, due to which my forehead looks more broader and big. I have a broad forehead since birth, and this makes it look more worse. What can I do to get rid of these bald patches and improve my hairline?
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Hi ! From your description it appears that you had alopecia areata. Usually the hair grows back. If it hasnt then it will require proper treatment.
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