What medicine does alopecia areata take

summary

Alopecia areata is a very common disease in the middle-aged and elderly male population, and in the choice of treatment methods for alopecia areata, drug treatment is the most commonly chosen way. This paper introduces the optional drugs for the treatment of alopecia areata.

What medicine does alopecia areata take

Drug 1: minoxidil 5% minoxidil cream or solvent, 1 or 2 times a day, may be related to its vasodilator effect.

Drug 2: anthroline 0.5% - 1% anthroline ointment or cream is a primary stimulant. Apply 1 to several times a day to make the local skin appear mild dermatitis.

Drug 3: contact sensitizer diphenylcyclopropenone (DCP), which is most commonly used in the treatment of alopecia areata, has the best therapeutic effect.

matters needing attention

After the appearance of alopecia areata, when we choose the treatment drugs, we must pay attention to the combination of their own conditions. For those with alopecia areata, we should also pay attention to using less strong alkaline shampoo when washing their hair.