The nation was shocked when a teenage boy from Madhya Pradesh with the rare medical condition known as "werewolf syndrome" came forward and spoke about his experiences with peer bullying. The ...
Werewolf syndrome or Hypertrichosis is a rare medical condition that causes excessive hair growth on the body. While it can impact a person of any religion, region or gender, it is still very uncommon ...
This hypertrichosis occurs when lanugo, soft hair found on babies after birth, does not disappear after a few weeks and continues to grow in various places.
'Other kids were scared of me, but when they got to know me, they realised I’m not so different from them,' Lalit says AN 18-year-old in India has made history by securing the Guinness world record ...
His ultra-hairy body sees the boy complaining about itchy rashes when it's hot MEET the extraordinary boy who looks a real-life werewolf with hair enveloping his face and body – all due to a ...
More than a dozen children in Spain have been diagnosed with "werewolf syndrome" after an error resulted in medicine used to treat alopecia and hair loss being sold ...
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Minoxidil use by mothers linked to potential health risks in infants
Minoxidil, used for hair loss and severe hypertension, works by widening blood vessels. However, experts warn maternal use ...
Lalit Patidar was diagnosed with the disease at the age of 6. A teenager in Madhya Pradesh has suffered a lifetime of ridicule due to a rare condition called the 'werewolf syndrome'. As is evident ...
A 17-year-old sufferer of 'werewolf syndrome' has revealed he has been bullied all his life due to his rare condition, but vowed to 'always be happy and keep others happy'. Lalit Patidar is a student ...
We wish to report a newborn girl infant of a diabetic mother with CH with significant hypertrichosis that resolved after 3 months’ replacement treatment with thyroxine. This association has not been ...
MEET the extraordinary boy who looks a real-life werewolf with hair enveloping his face and body - all due to a one-in-a-billion medical anomaly. Dubbed potentially as the world's hairiest baby, his ...
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