Title: Drug that Causes Hair Loss and Promotes Hair Growth-A Review
Abstract: Hair is a major esthetic display feature of the human body, especially in social and sexual interactions. Diagnosis of hair diseases occurred as early as ancient Egyptian times and is one of the oldest medical disciplines. Today, hair loss or thinning, and hypertrichosis or hirsutism are common complaints in clinical dermatology, but patients seeking advice for their hair problem are not necessarily completely bald or overall haired. The difficult task in diagnosing hair and hair disorders is to distinguish between a true disorder and a subjective complaint and to analyze the underlying pathogenesis. Patients consult for focal or diffuse effluvium, non-scarring or scarring alopecia, changes in hair structure or color and hair graying. Establishing the correct diagnosis is the key feature of successfully managing a hair patient.
Publication Year: 2012
Publication Date: 2012-01-01
Language: en
Type: article
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