Review Article on Indralupta w.s.r. to Alopecia areata

    Shweta Gyanendra Shukla, Shubham Banolta, Dr. Dipti Bisht, A. Raj
    The review article discusses Indralupta, an Ayurvedic term for hair fall, particularly focusing on its correlation with alopecia areata. Indralupta is categorized as a minor disease in Ayurveda, linked to the imbalance of Tridosha and Rakta affecting the scalp. The condition is characterized by sudden, patchy hair loss, differing from the gradual hair loss seen in khalitya. The pathophysiology involves Rasa, Rakta, Mamsa, and Asthivaha Srotas, and the condition can have significant psychological effects on patients. Ayurveda provides effective treatment strategies for managing Indralupta, emphasizing the role of kapha dosha and rakta dhatu in the degeneration of hair follicles leading to baldness.
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