Externally applied medicament for treating and/or preventing male-pattern alopecia

Abstract

The invention provides an externally applied medicament for treating and / or preventing male-pattern alopecia. The externally applied medicament is a liquid preparation and contains a liquid carrier and fluridil serving as an active ingredient, wherein the content of fluridil is 0.001 to 0.06 g / ml. According to the externally applied medicament for treating and / or preventing the male-pattern alopecia, the fluridil which is used for treating prostate cancer originally is used as the active ingredient of the externally applied medicament for treating the male-pattern alopecia, and directly acts on hair follicles of a patient with the male-pattern alopecia; the clinical effectiveness reaches 88 percent; moreover, the fluridil does not belong to a hormone medicament, so that side effects of hormone medicaments cannot be caused.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of hair growth, in particular to an external medicine for treating and / or preventing male pattern hair loss. Background technique [0002] Male pattern alopecia (male pattern alopecia), also known as androgenetic alopecia (androgenetic alopecia, AGA), is a common clinical hair loss disease. , often accompanied by itching, increased dandruff, etc. Usually the onset starts from the forehead, the top of the head and the temples, and gradually spreads to the entire top of the head. The hair loss area can be shiny and hairless, and the remaining hair is dry, soft and yellow. AGA is one of the most common alopecias, and it can occur in all age groups, and both men and women can be affected. Although the patient had no obvious symptoms, he urgently required treatment because of the impact on the appearance. [0003] Although the etiology of androgenetic alopecia is not completely clear, it is generally believed ...

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Although the patient has no obvious symptoms, he urgently requires treatment because of the impact on the appearance

[0003] Although the pathogenesis of androgenetic alopecia is not completely clear yet, it is generally believed that the onset of androgenetic alopecia is related to multiple factors such as genetics, androgen, age, sebum, etc. In addition, mental stress can induce and aggravate the degree of hair loss

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