Hair loss and herbs for treatment.
Study Design
- 연구 유형
- Review
- 대상 집단
- Patients with androgenetic alopecia
- 중재
- Hair loss and herbs for treatment. None
- 대조군
- None
- 일차 결과
- Hair loss treatment with herbal alternatives
- 효과 방향
- Positive
- 비뚤림 위험
- Unclear
Abstract
or androgenetic alopecia directly distresses self-confidence affecting the individual's quality of life. Hair loss is therefore a significant psychosocial manifestation that worth much expense on treatment. Androgenetic alopecia is noticed as a slow transformation of large scalp terminal hair follicles to shorter, thinner, and less deep vellus hair with a much shorter anagen. Although minoxidil, finasteride, and dutasteride including other synthetic therapeutic agents are mostly used for alopecia treatment, their adverse effects encourage sorting of alternative efficient treatment agent with a limited side effect particularly herbs. Thus, this review briefly summarized causes of hair loss and emphasized on active ingredients for treatment in particular currently used herbs and the potential candidates. Treatment choices will be further wider and conclusively select herbs that fitting the consumers' preference.
요약
Cause of hair loss is summarized and active ingredients for treatment in particular currently used herbs and the potential candidates are emphasized on, particularly herbs that fitting the consumers' preference.
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