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Endocrine effects on the skin - Pathology (view source)
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<p>After telogen the follicle re-enters anagen and the dermal papilla reattaches to the base of the follicle. If the old hair has not already epilated it will be pushed out by the new growing hair.</p>
<p>After telogen the follicle re-enters anagen and the dermal papilla reattaches to the base of the follicle. If the old hair has not already epilated it will be pushed out by the new growing hair.</p>
===Pathogenesis===
===Pathogenesis===
<p>General skin changes seen with endocrine disease include:
<p>General skin changes (endocrine alopecia) seen with endocrine disease include:
*Hypotrichosis.
*Hypotrichosis.
*Alopecia; usually bilaterally symmetric and non-pruritic.
*Alopecia; usually bilaterally symmetric and non-pruritic.
*Remaining coat is dry and dull
*Pigment disturbance.
*Pigment disturbance.
*Seborrhoea.</p>
*Seborrhoea.</p>