Alopecia hereditaria


alopecia hereditaria

alopecia hereditaria alopecia he·red·i·tar·i·a (hə-rěd’ĭ-târ’ē-ə)
n.
a hereditary condition in which hair loss usually occurs because of androgen stimulation. also called male pattern alopecia, patterned alopecia.

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