Category: Pemphigus vulgaris

Alopecia areata is an autoimmune, non-scarring hair loss that often occurs in areas of the body with hair, normal localized skin, and no self-perceived symptoms. In fact, what we usually…

The following conditions are common in infant baldness: 1. congenital hair follicle defects or acquired damage to local hair follicles, most often caused by damage to the hair follicles caused…

Alopecia areata, commonly known as “ghost shaving”, is a sudden appearance of round or oval shaped patches of hair loss on the head. Initially, it is a small area of…

“Ghost shaving” is the common name for baldness, which is a sudden and limited occurrence of hair loss. Why is it called “ghost shaving”? There are no ghosts in the…

Most common baldness has a tendency to heal naturally; a few cases recur, so treatment is difficult. However, there are many therapies that can be combined to treat hair loss.…

1, get rid of mental factors: the child should maintain emotional stability in daily life, parents should be patient, supportive, encouraging and comforting to the child, help the child to…

It is not uncommon for post-plaque baldness to occur clinically in conjunction with vitiligo. Clinically baldness and vitiligo can occur simultaneously, and baldness can also occur before or after vitiligo.…

Alopecia areata, also known as alopecia areata, is a psychiatric-led, autoimmune related, non-scarring hair loss disease that can occur on any part of the body. The cause is not yet…

There are several treatment options for baldness in a piece of hair: 1. 308 excimer laser irradiation can be applied twice a week for treatment. Usually the minimum amount of…

First of all, patients should relax and reduce mental stress, because mental stress is a particularly important cause of baldness, so reasonable rest and not stay up late. If you…