What is Alopecia Areata?
Alopecia areata, a dermatological disease, is caused by fungi. As a result of alopecia areata, a subtly progressing disease, permanent hair loss occurs. Because its symptoms are not obvious, the fungal side effects spread rapidly in the head area. In this respect, timely intervention in alopecia areata is extremely important. Alopecia areata can be seen in everyone.
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The fungi that cause alopecia areata can occur not only in the head area but also on the skin, toes, and nails. There are 2 types of alopecia areata. Female-type alopecia areata settles in the head area, becomes permanent, and has a greater tendency to spread than male-type alopecia areata. Male-type alopecia areata is not as effective as the female type. It spreads more slowly. Alopecia areata, a disease that appears when the metabolism is sensitive, is more common in children during their development and adolescence.
Since fungal infection can be transmitted, items such as razors, nail clippers, combs, and towels belonging to people with alopecia areata should absolutely not be used. It can easily spread from humans and animals. Treatment is carried out with specific antibiotics.
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