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Alopecia Areata
I had alopecia areata for 3 years. I got treatment but hairs had come and gone. Now I have changed dermatologist. He did my blood test and it is discovered testosterone level 210.7 ng/dl. He wrote some medicines and 100 ml testosterone injection once in 10 days. What is your opinion in this case? Upto when I will have to take testosterone injections?
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Please refer to an endocrinologist. He will guide you about your testosterone levels and whether you need treatment. Also alopecia areata is not related to testosterone levels. Please refer to a qualified dermatologist for proper diagnosis and treatment
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