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Experts explain what alopecia areata, the disease that causes Donna Marilyn’s hair to fall out, from “Vai na Fé”
in the series “go in faith”Actress played Donna Marilyn Elisa LucindaHe was affected and surprised when he revealed the reason for his wearing a wig: Obvious defects caused Alopecia areataIt is a disease that creeps in and undermines self-esteem.
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“Alopecia is any type of hair loss. So, we can have stress alopecia, in which hair falls out after about three months; alopecia isata that looks like baldness; androgenetic alopecia, which is very common in men, but also in women; and there, explains Violetta Tortelli, From the Brazilian Society of Dermatology Violetta Tortelli, from the Brazilian Society of Dermatology: Alopecia are autoimmune, and some of them are not reversible – so the hair falls out in plaques and some, if you do not treat it soon.
scan by Alopecia Areata Foundationfrom the United States, indicates that 2% of the world’s population suffers from this disease, which affects more black, Asian and indigenous women.
In Brazil, the Ministry of Health reports that it does not index data on patients with alopecia areata. a Brazilian Society of Dermatology He explains that a healthy person can lose about 100 hairs a day and recommends:
- Do not use anti-hair loss shampoo without indication
- Do not stop washing your hair, as this increases sebum production and leads to increased hair loss
- Find a doctor at the beginning to make a diagnosis, because time is hair
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