Alopecia Areata is an autoimmune disease that results in hair loss on the scalp and any other parts of the body. People also know it as Patchy Hair Loss. It occurs in males and females of all ages but most often the onset can be seen in childhood. This common but very challenging and capricious disease affects approximately 1.7 percent of the world population and can have a profound emotional effect on social life of the patient. Compare to other types of hair loss, Alopecia Areata is most commonly seen condition in the routine clinical practice of a Dermatologist. Alopecia Areata is non- scarring hair loss where hair follicles remain live and chances of re-growth will be good with proper treatments. Alopecia areata usually starts with a small bald patch on scalp but in some cases, it can be seen on other part of the body too. Alopecia patch on beard is known as Alopecia Barbae, complete hair loss on scalp is known as Alopecia Totalis and entire body hair loss is known as Alopecia Universalis. Due to unpredictable behavior of alopecia areata, patient becomes depressed and also feel isolated. Ophiasis Alopecia Areata shows a band like hair loss. 
Ayurveda is the traditional medicine of India, which originated there over 5,000 years ago. Ayurveda has described alopecia areata as Indralupt and natural treatment there are many natural treatment options given in the ancient books of Ayurveda. Using Ayurveda and Naturopathy concepts, Dr. Rohit Shah has developed a highly effective and 100% safe topical natural treatment which has given new hope for those who are suffering from stressful condition named alopecia areata. After graduation in Ayurveda, Dr. Rohit started research on which are the best natural treatment options for various types of Hair loss. During his clinical practice, Dr. Rohit Shah successfully treated global patients with customized topical natural treatments. The beauty of Dr. Rohit's treatment is no oral or injectable medications to deal with alopecia areata. Dr. Rohit's website https://www.alopeciacure.com/ is working as a successful cyber clinic since 1990.The typical pattern is one or more bald patches appear on the scalp or any other part of the body. These tend to be around in shape, and about the size of a large coin. A family member, friend, or hairdresser may be the first person to notice the bare patch or patches. Apart from the hairless patch, the scalp usually looks healthy. In few cases, the patient may feel redness, scaling, mild burning, or a slight itchy feeling on an affected part. Quite often the bald patch or patches re-grow hair within a few months. If hair grows back it may not have its primary color and looks grey or white. The original color eventually returns after several months. Sometimes, the initial hairless patch re-grows hair whilst a new bare patch is developing. Often several small hairless patches develop and merge into a larger bald area. Patches on body hair, beard, eyebrows, or eyelashes can be seen in some cases. Large bald patches develop in some people. Whole scalp hair loss is known as alopecia totalis and complete body hair loss is known as alopecia universalis. The nails are affected in about one in five cases and can become pitted or ridged. When a bald patch first develops, it is difficult to predict how it will progress. In some patients, cyclical or seasonal pattern is also seen.
However this type of pattern is rare and difficult to treat. Alopecia areata behaves in a different way in every patient. When a bald patch first develops, it is difficult to predict how it will progress. However here are a few classifications of how it may progress.
A small, round, non - scarring smooth patch which can be seen on any part of the body. When a bald patch first develops, it is difficult to predict how it will progress. There is no perfect diagnostic test for alopecia areata through which we can find out the perfect trigger factors.
In a few patients of alopecia areata, patches can be seen on facial hair like beard or mustache which is known as alopecia barbae. Compare to scalp, alopecia barbae takes more time to be healed. In some individual, alopecia barbae can be seen along with alopecia areata on the scalp.
Patient with repeated transient alopecia areata but never converts into alopecia totalis. The hair loss in these patients lasted longer than those with primary alopecia areata and sometimes associated with seasonal recurrences. In a few patients, the initial hairless patch re-grows hair whilst a new bare patch is developing.
In a few patients, complete scalp hair loss can be seen but other parts of the body are unaffected. This type of hair loss is known as alopecia totalis. Alopecia totalis is very difficult to treat however hair follicles always remain to live in such conditions so re-growth can be seen at any stage of life.
In a few patients, several small hairless patches develop and merge into a larger bald area. It could be a highly progressive phase and some of them may convert into alopecia totalis or alopecia universalis. Those patients who find the presence of regenerated vellus hairs in a few areas after few months have good prognosis.
Ophiasis type of alopecia areata shows a band like hair loss. It occurs mostly in the temporal regions of the scalp and is therefore more difficult to treat, as most medicines have a delayed action on these areas. Usually it starts from the back of the head and then spreads towards the sides and up above the ears.
In a few chronic cases of alopecia areata, nail involvement can be seen. Brittleness, fragility, and pitting of the nail can be seen in those group of patients who have been suffering from alopecia areata for many years or the condition has converted into alopecia universalis.
This is an extreme stage of alopecia areata. In such conditions, entire body hair loss can be seen including eyebrows, eyelashes, mustache, beard, and other parts of the body. Alopecia universalis is extremely difficult to treat. The prognosis will be poor if the patient is suffering from this condition for 3 years or more time.
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We recommend not doing such experiments because sometimes it may destroy hair follicles and the condition may convert into scarring alopecia. Jamalgota (croton) is poisonous seed and causes lot of irritation and even blisters. They all work in much the same way as mild skin irritants. Modern version of these types of treatment approach is using DPCP treatment or Anthralin.
No. it is not true. If you remove the hair from the entire scalp, it will not help to re-grow your hair on alopecia areata patches. If you shave off your scalp; the size of falling hair will be smaller but it will not stop the progress of the disease. Alopecia areata is known as an autoimmune disease and progress depends on how your immune system is weak.
Dr. Rohit's Natural treatment definitely helps in such a group of patients where greater than 50% of hair is lost due to alopecia areata. The success ratio is high compare to other treatments; however, the duration of the treatment varies from person to person. Some patients got faster recovery but some took a long time to get full recovery. Results of natural treatment can be seen after the completion of 9-12 months of treatment. Those patients who had been treated with long-term steroids always get delayed results.
Alopecia totalis (or universalis) is known as extreme stage of alopecia areata and very difficult to treat. We recommend trying natural therapy for minimum 12 months for those patients who are newly diagnosed with alopecia totalis or universalis. After completion of 12 months treatments, if patient finds some positive results, we recommend to continue the treatment for minimum 5 years. However if patient does not find any results after completion of 12 months, we recommend to stop the treatments. We do not recommend natural therapy for those patients who have had long history of alopecia totalis / alopecia universalis since last 3 years or more time. 
In a few patients, re-growth may start with soft white hair but eventually those hairs will convert into a normal hair. Usually after about 2-3 inches of growth, hair starts getting pigmentation. In some individual, hair also become curly but it could be a part of the healing process.
It is not a problem if the patient stays in India or any corner of the world. Anyone can apply for the treatment or video consultation with Dr. Rohit Shah from the new patient registration link (https://www.alopeciacure.com/registration). For international patients, we dispatch the products through reputed international shipping companies with all required documents. However every country has different custom clearance procedure and law. We respect and follow them. For international patients, it takes maximum 17-20 days to receive the products.
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