Spontaneous regrowth being the rule rather than exception, individuals with alopecia areata should be offered a wait and watch option.
Is this true?
Is it Necessary to Treat all Cases of Alopecia Areata?
Is it Necessary to Treat all Cases of Alopecia Areata?
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This happened to me before. I had alopecia areata, and I did not even treated it. The hair returned after a few months though, its not like the way it used to be.
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