2 English reference ringworm tonsure [Xiangya Medical Dictionary]
Chinese medicine terminology committee. Terminology of Traditional Chinese Medicine (2004)]
Tinea capitis [Xiangya Medical Dictionary]
3. To sum up, alopecia is a disease name [1]. Pathogen and stage theory vol. 50. That is alopecia areata [1].
Tinea alba [2] is the name of this disease [3]. The fifth volume of Liu's Ghost Legacy was published. Also known as furuncle, alopecia and alopecia [3]. Refers to tinea disease characterized by scalp covered with gray scales and broken hair [4]. It is one of diseases of tinea capitis [3]. More common in children, especially boys.
Baldness is equivalent to tinea alba in western medicine [4].
4 etiology and pathogenesis of baldness baldness is caused by wind evil invading the scalp. Or spread by contact [3].
5 Symptoms of baldness Baldness is more common in children [3]. At first, gray spots appeared on the scalp hair roots, as small as beans and as big as coins. After a long time, they gradually spread into pieces, and the hair is dry, broken and easy to fall off, uneven, and occasionally itchy. Over time, it dries up and falls off, forming bald spots, but the hair can be regenerated after healing [3]. The course of the disease is long, and it does not heal after years, and most of them can heal themselves in adolescence [3].
Baldness is more common in children, especially boys. At the initial stage of the lesion, the scalp was covered with round or irregular gray scales, ranging from beans to money, which accumulated over time and expanded into pieces. Hair is dry, easily broken, easy to pull, but not painful, mostly 0.2 ~ 0.8 cm away from the scalp; The hair is broken by itself, and the length is uneven. On the periphery of the hair shaft near the scalp, there is often a gray-white bacterial sheath around it. Feel itchy. The most common parts are the top of the head and occipital bone, but generally the hair margin is not involved. Adolescence can heal itself, new hair and regeneration, leaving no scars.
6 diseases that need to be differentiated from alopecia 6. 1 leucorrhea should be differentiated from alopecia sores. More common in young people, white scale accumulation, hair loss.
6.2 White papules should be differentiated from bald sores. The skin lesions are thick silver-white scaly patches, and the hair is in a bundle shape, without broken images, membranous phenomena and cribriform bleeding.
7. Syndrome Differentiation of alopecia 7. 1 Wind-exhausted and blood-dried tinea versicolor refers to white skin, with wind-dried blood as the common symptom. Skin lesions are gray spots, itching, dry hair, easy to break, pale complexion, red tongue, thin and white tongue coating and thready pulse.
8 treatment of baldness baldness generally does not require oral administration. If complicated with purulent infection, it is advisable to clear away heat, promote diuresis and detoxify, and add and subtract Shexian Shenshi Decoction and Wushen Decoction.
For alopecia areata, neem ointment, alopecia oil and ointment can be used externally [3].
Baldness can be treated with hair pulling therapy: the method is to wash your hair with 0.5% alum water or hot soapy water every day after cutting your hair, then apply medicine to the lesion and cover it with a film, and bind it and fix it. Change the medicine every day/kloc-0 times or more. 1 week when the hair is loose, use tweezers to uproot the diseased hair (try to pull it out within 3 days). Continue to use Bo Tu's original ointment once a day 1 time for 2 ~ 3 weeks after hair pulling.
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