Awareness, Beliefs, And Psychological Impact Of Patients With Alopecia Areata In Saudi Arabia: A Multi-Center Study

    December 2024 in “ Patient Preference and Adherence
    Nasser Almulhim, Heba Y Alojail, Mohammed Aljughayman, Fatimah Almarri, Norah Hamad Alsultan, Latifah A Albash, Sara Khalid Almukhaimar, Ali Alkhamis, Mohammed A Albaqshi, Amnah Ali Alkhawajah
    The study on alopecia areata (AA) in Saudi Arabia reveals that while patients often rate their knowledge of the condition as low, they generally understand its seriousness and the necessity for treatment. The psychological well-being of patients is significantly affected by the severity of AA, the quality of life, the duration of the disease, and the effectiveness of treatments. Despite improvements in AA status and good compliance with medication, patients continue to experience adverse psychological effects. This underscores the need for larger studies to gain a deeper understanding and develop strategies to address these psychological challenges.
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