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What is the appropriate treatment for the disease alopecia
Aug 22, 2014
Most cases of Alopecia resolve on their own within a few months time, so no treatment is required in the majority of individuals with Alopecia. The most effective and safe available treatments include topical or injectable steroids (injection into the affected areas), and topical minoxidil 5%.
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