Abstract

WONDERS OF HERB’S FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF ALOPECIA AREATA: A REVIEW

Parijat Bhardwaj and Dr. Joginder Nagar*

Abstract

Alopecia is a prevalent dermatological disorder defined by hair loss which poses a significant concern for individuals worldwide Alopecia can develop because of several circumstances, including genetic predispositions, environmental influences, exposure to chemicals or medications, nutritional deficiencies, prolonged sickness, or acute stress. Traditional treatment options, such as pharmaceutical interventions, have shown limited efficacy and may be associated with side effects. This abstract explores the potential of herbal remedies in managing alopecia. Herbal therapies have gained attention due to their perceived safety, natural origin, and historical use in traditional medicine. The review encompasses a comprehensive analysis of various herbs and botanical extracts that have demonstrated potential in promoting hair growth, reducing inflammation, and addressing underlying causes of alopecia. Herbs like, ginseng, aloe vera, and lavender have shown promising results in scientific studies, exhibiting anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and hormone-regulating properties. Additionally, by promoting hair follicles and enhancing blood circulation to the scalp, essential oils made from herbs like rosemary have shown benefits for hair development. Recognizing the necessity of more study and clinical trials to prove their safety and effectiveness is essential. It is advised to speak with medical professionals before using herbal therapies as part of alopecia management plans.

Keywords: alopecia, nutrients, herbal, anti-inflammatory.