Prevention From Folliculitus Decalvans

Folliculitus Decalvans is a disorder characterized by the existence of redness around the hair follicle areas and causes severe critical alopecia relating to baldness on the scalp and it is commonly called as tufted folliculitus. The occurrence of this infection causes tremendous alopecia relating to hair loss and makes the scalp filled up with redness, pustules and crusting. The scalp loses hair in a thick section area and it results in baldness of the scalp.

This infection is found in existence in men and women and start during their adolescence life or even at any period of the adult life. The function of the bacteria is not ascertained in Folliculitus Decalvans and makes the pustules isolated from the scalp. The precise cause for the occurrence of Folliculitus Decalvans has not yet been found by the scientists.

The signs and symptoms relating to Folliculitus Decalvans are many and the infection mainly occurs on the hairy region of the human body. The prevalence of Folliculitus Decalvans is mainly depicted on scalp of the head and is commonly found on the regions like the underarm public hair, beard, lower legs and thighs. The infection comes in the form of round and oval patches on the scalp and creates hair loss around the hair follicles which are surrounded by the pustules.

The follicle comprises the growth of several hairs from one single follicle and offers the look of tufted scalp. Later the hair from the follicle is shed out and causes the destruction of the follicle with a permanent scar on the scalp. The symptoms for Folliculitus Decalvans are none and sometimes the area surrounded with Folliculitus is prone to itchiness. The infection is caused by a bacteria and it leaves small patches on the scalp and this results in the tremendous hair loss in a short period of time.

Treatments for Folliculitus Decalvans can control the critical condition of hair loss on the scalp but there is no permanent cure for the disease. The extent of the infection can be controlled with certain degree medications. Oral medications comprising of minocycline, rifampicin, clindamycin, ciprofloxacin and fusidic acid are some of the antibiotics preferred for the curing of the infection of Folliculitus Decalvans. The results and actions vary according to the characteristic of the patients.

Oral isotretinoin and corticosteroids has also proved some effective results on Folliculitus Decalvans. Treatment arising of the triple therapy of clindamycin, isotretinoin and prednisone helps in the cure of Folliculitus Decalvans to a certain extent and helps in the partial regrowth of hair.

Patients experiencing the disease of Folliculitus Decalvans are recommended the intake of foods like the vegetable juices, unrefined sea salt, more water and diet consisting of simple foods that helps in the healing of the wound on the scalp. Patients are strictly restricted from the intake of toxins and these toxins kills the nutrients derived from the food. Fats are essential for Folliculitus Decalvans and the patients should follow the principle of food tolerance for betterment from the disease.

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