Clinical evidences on Hair loss resulting from hormonal imbalance
It is extremely difficult to overcome hormonal
imbalance. In male pattern baldness the treatment depends
on the individual causative factor and extent of damage. The
rejunuvete ion of the hair is not possible if scarring occurred
in which permanent damage to the hair follicles, however can
prevent the further deterioration and the existing feeble
hair growth. Here the external therapy will not help, only
a suitable homoeopathic similmum selected on the individuality
of the patient could help.
Clinically in female pattern baldness the response
is good when compared male type. Female pattern baldness commonly
presented with Ploy cystic ovarian disease as basic causative
factor in many young girls. They also present with hirsutism.
Hypothyroidism is also another common hormonal disorder and
plays an important role in presenting female pattern baldness.
Homoeopathic treatment successfully handled these multifaceted
disorders as a single entity, which mutually benefits both
on single attempt.
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appreciates a patient with thyroid disoder suffered with
hair loss , totally recovered by homoeopathic medicines.
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| A case of premature
alopecia due to hormonal imbalance , recovered to some
extent by homoeopathic Medicines. |
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illustration appreciates a patient with PCOD suffered
with hair loss , totally recovered by homoeopathic medines.
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case of Male pattern Baldness, hairs retained moderately
recovered . |
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