Question

next, alex presents a slide of a mother who has lost her hair after giving birth, then of the same woman, now with a full head of thick hair, holding her one - year - old baby. what condition did the mother have? select the correct response: alopecia areata alopecia universalis alopecia totalis postpartum alopecia

Explanation:

The mother lost hair after giving - birth and then regained it. Postpartum alopecia is hair loss that occurs after child - birth due to hormonal changes, and it is often temporary. Alopecia areata is an autoimmune condition causing patchy hair loss, alopecia universalis is total body hair loss, and alopecia totalis is total scalp hair loss. Since this is related to child - birth, it is postpartum alopecia.

Answer:

postpartum alopecia