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How Can Alopecia Areata Be Treated?

hi sir iam priyanka i have loss of hair issuses on crown region ,very thin hair i have on crown area, i underwent prp hair restoration,wil it be useful,my father has bald head wil it be heriditary,shal i continue prp treatment wil it be good,wil i gain my hair back,doctor prescribed me tab revilus and t kergloeva,at the same time i dont have any health issues i did all check ups like harmonal test blood tests thyroid test and all every thing is normal so kindly suggest me shal i undergo prp treatment
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Hello Priyanka,

I understand your concern. After excluding organic disorders as causes for hair loss, hereditary alopecia, especially with family history, is the case here.
PRP regrowth method is highly effective and recommended, since it is a natural method using your own blood cells and does not involve chemical substances. I suggest you continue with this treatment and continue with the medication your doctor has prescribed.

Wishibg you all the best.
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How Can Alopecia Areata Be Treated?

Hello Priyanka, I understand your concern. After excluding organic disorders as causes for hair loss, hereditary alopecia, especially with family history, is the case here. PRP regrowth method is highly effective and recommended, since it is a natural method using your own blood cells and does not involve chemical substances. I suggest you continue with this treatment and continue with the medication your doctor has prescribed. Wishibg you all the best.