What are the symptoms of Alopecia?

• The most common sign of alopecia areata is one or more well and predefined spots demarking hair loss throughout the scalp.
• If it is noticed that the alopecia occurs in an ophiasis pattern which is basically hair loss which is generally involving the temporal and even the posterior scalp, or if major chunky areas of the scalp are involved in the hair loss for long periods of time, then it can be assumed that the prognosis is going to be worse.
• Hair begins to grow in a long formed bald spot but at the same time starts falling out in another particular area.
• A much more generalized form of hair loss due to alopecia areata is usually referred to as “diffuse alopecia areata”. This is where there is a widespread and more dramatic thinning, which is noticeable, of the scalp hair.
• Rarely, but the hair loss occurs during a much colder month.
• Occasionally, or in very rare cases, the total of the scalp hair is completely lost, and this is a condition which is referred to as the alopecia totalis.
• Even much less frequently, an extreme sever condition, where the loss of the entire hair follicles of the body takes place, which is called alopecia universalis.

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