Investigates hair repigmentation and hypertrichosis in renal transplant patients on cyclosporine, suggesting transient effects on hair growth.
Since the serendipitous reporting of hirsutism in patients of renal transplantation on cyclosporine, hypertrichosis has been a less common documented adverse effect of this coveted immunosuppressive drug.is, however, was temporary, with significant hair loss occurring after discontinuation of the drug.
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