My daughter has Alopecia Areata. Is there any effective treatment for it?
Treatment of Alopecia Areata There are several different treatment options for alopecia areata. The most common is observation. If the patch of hair loss is small, it is reasonable to observe it and allow the hair to regrow on its own. Another option is applying a strong topical steroid such as Diprolene or Temovate to the patch. It may take several months for the hair to grow back using this method. Another common therapeutic option is injection of a steroid, such as Celestone into the involved scalp skin. Initial regrowth of hair can be seen in 4-8 weeks and treatments are repeated every 4-6 weeks. The main side effect from any steroid use is thinning of the skin.
What is the time frame of the beginnings of the globalization of the world economy, its "take off" stage and
a.) what were the major factors that facilitated the development of a global economy b.)what have been the major manifestations--world changes resulting from globalization