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Leech therapy vs PrP/Gfc
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I suffer from pattern baldness grade 2 and has been adviced to go for PRP or GFC. But I am intrigued to know if leech therapy is a substitute for the same. If any doctor can provide insights, would be great.
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If its hereditary then not much result
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acc to condition of hair fall,depends the therapy
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Udvartan - a powder massage may be beneficial.
You need to consult for such issue as the treatment is case specific.
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Baldness is due to vata disturbance and leech therapy is mostly used for pitha or kapha related disorders
You should go for sherobasti and sherolepan along with balancing you diet and lifestyle. It will help you in regrowing of hair
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Am not able to help you .consult any other physician
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Leech therapy will be very beneficial also there is another type of blood letting which is called as pracchanna.. they both are very much useful in your conditions. Also you might need many sittings
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