Women are in a problematic position when it comes to acquiring drug treatments for androgen tic alopecia. While many drugs may work to some extent for some women, doctors are reluctant to prescribe them, and pharmaceutical companies have little interest in testing new drugs specifically for their ability to prevent and treat female pattern baldness.
Doctors are reluctant to use systemic treatment (a pill or another form of internal treatment that affects the entire system) unless they know that hair loss is due to an excess of androgens in the system or excessive sensitivity to the normal amounts of androgens in the system. This is because these systemic treatments can reduce the body's levels of androgens. Therefore, physicians often choose topical (applied directly to the scalp).


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