A New Drug For Alopecia Treatment Seems Promising
It Has Shown Positive Results For Alopecia And Psoriasis But Requires More Research
Recent research for treating male pattern baldness includes a new type of drug called JAK Inhibitors. They regulate the body’s auto-immune system and could help in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, plaque psoriasis, and even fight certain types of cancer. It was used in treating a patient with psoriasis and alopecia areata, a condition that results in baldness. After 3 months, he has regrown his body hair, including scalp, eyebrows, facial hair and underarm hair. However, specialists believe that this drug only treats certain types of alopecia. Even though there are positive results, more research is required. Additional details click here.
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