Lost Hair At Back Side Of Skull, Taking Caps. Permanent Cure?
HELLO DOCTOR - GOOD EVENING.
I AM 48 YR OLD AND SUDDENLY LAST MONTH COME TO NOTICE THAT I HAVE LOST MY HAIR AT THE BACK SIDE OF SKULL ABOUT 1 INCH BALD SPOT.
I HAVE SHOWN TO DOCTOR AND MEDECINE PRESCRIBED BY HIM ARE AS FOLLOWES :-
1. MOMATC LOTION - TWICW A DAY
2. NEXPRO RD 40 - TWICE A WEEK
3. BETESOL FORTE - 1MG - 3 TABLET TWICE A WEEK
ALL ABOVE MEDECINE IS FOR 1 MONTH .
IS ABOVE PRESCRIBED MEDECINE IS CORRECT BECAUSE I HEARD THAT NEXPRO RD 40 IS APPLICABLE FOR ULCER, GASTROSOPHAGEAL.
IS MEDECINE CAN CURE THIS PROBLEM OR HAIR PLAT IS SOLUTION.
PL ADVICE.
Hi Sujit,
From the description provided and treatment prescribed it seems you have alopecia areata. The treatment provided is satisfactory. Personally, for a single lesion I prefer giving intralesional steroid and prefer giving betnesol only if lesions are numerous or progressive.
Betnesol can cause acidity or peptic ulcers hence it has to be taken after food and for the same reason your doctor prescribed nexpro RD as it is an antacid . It has no role in alopecia
Hope that helped. Take care
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Lost Hair At Back Side Of Skull, Taking Caps. Permanent Cure?
Hi Sujit, From the description provided and treatment prescribed it seems you have alopecia areata. The treatment provided is satisfactory. Personally, for a single lesion I prefer giving intralesional steroid and prefer giving betnesol only if lesions are numerous or progressive. Betnesol can cause acidity or peptic ulcers hence it has to be taken after food and for the same reason your doctor prescribed nexpro RD as it is an antacid . It has no role in alopecia Hope that helped. Take care