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Hypertrichosis

Hypertrichosis (sometimes known as werewolf syndrome or Ambras syndrome) is an abnormal amount of hair growth over the body. The two distinct types of hypertrichosis are generalized hypertrichosis, which occurs over the entire body, and localized hypertrichosis, which is restricted to a certain area. Hypertrichosis can be either congenital (present at…

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Werewolf syndrome
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Dermatology

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Hypertrichosis

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see also · 24
Hypertrichosis → American, American-French, An Imaginary Portrait, Desire, Diane Arbus, Dog-Faced Boy, Drama Movie, Fedor Jeftichew, Filipino TV, Fur, Human Nature, Jesús Aceves, Jo-Jo, Krao Farini, Lion-faced Man, Lionel, Milo, Moon, Netherlands, Stephan Bibrowski
related to history · 23
Hypertrichosis → Altrovandus, Ambras, Ambras Castle, Antonietta Gonsalvus, Canary Islands, During, FarmaQuimica Sur, Gonsalvus, He, How, In, Innsbruck, Instead, Malaga, Monstrorum Historia, Paralipomenis, Petrus Gonsalvus, Rudolf Virchow, Spain's, Spanish
related to The hairy family of Burma · 16
Hypertrichosis → Ava, Burma, Governor-General, He, In, India, John Crawford, King Ava, Mah-Me, Maong-Phoset, Maphoon, On, One, Shwe-Maong, The, Whereas
related to Society and culture · 15
Hypertrichosis → Aceves, Alice Elizabeth Doherty, Annie Jones, Chuy, Dog-faced Man, Extensive, Fedor Jeftichew, Jesús, Jo-Jo, Lion-faced Man, Lionel, People, Stephan Bibrowski, The Minnesota Woolly Girl, Wolfman
related to Management · 10
Hypertrichosis → Acquired, All, Depilation, Epilation, Hair, Temporary, The, There, These, Treatment
related to Medications · 9
Hypertrichosis → AcetazolamidePhotosensitizers, Anticonvulsants, CyclosporineVasodilators, Diazoxide, MinoxidilAntibiotics, PhenytoinImmunosuppressants, Psoralen, Several, StreptomycinDiuretics
related to Supattra Sasupan · 8
Hypertrichosis → August, Guinness Book, In, Supatra Sasuphan, Supattra Sasupan, Thai, Thailand, World Records
related to Hirsutism · 7
Hypertrichosis → Chest, Hirsutism, If, Increases, It, Patients, Some
related to Epidemiology · 6
Hypertrichosis → Acquired, Congenital, For, Mexico, Middle Ages, Only
related to Etymology · 6
Hypertrichosis → Greek, Having, Medieval, On, Origin, These

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hair congenital acquired growth hirsutism one generalized hairy terminal forms body family cause syndrome often women known localized gonsalvus excessive

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HypertrichosisOther namesWerewolf syndrome1.00infobox
HypertrichosisSpecialtyDermatology1.00infobox
Hypertrichosiscausesmales to exhibit excessive facial and upper body hair0.90text
Hypertrichosiscauseshair growth in patterns0.90text
Hypertrichosisis alocalized increase in hair density and length0.90text
Hypertrichosisis aincrease in hair growth in a pattern formation0.90text
Hypertrichosisis aincrease in hair density and length often secondary to irritation or trauma0.90text
Londoninstance ofliving in court and appearing before the nobility in cities0.80text
Paris.The hairy family of BurmaOne record in history concerning congenital hypertrichosis lanuginosa is the hairy family of Burmainstance ofliving in court and appearing before the nobility in cities0.80text
a four-generational pedigree of the conditioninstance ofliving in court and appearing before the nobility in cities0.80text
Parisinstance ofliving in court and appearing before the nobility in cities0.80text
Hypertrichosishas causeThe0.60section

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