Lucas Lucco's mother reveals the return of alopecia areata and vents online: 'I'm going to stay strong'

Personal trainer Karina Lucco, mother of singer Lucas Lucco, revealed that she once again faced a crisis of alopecia areata. In a video published on social media on Wednesday (8), she said that the disease became active again and caused new intense hair loss.
➡The disease, which is autoimmune, causes sudden loss of hair and hair, usually in rounded areas of the scalp, beard or other parts of the body.
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Karina explained that, after months of treatment and recovery, she noticed the emergence of new flaws in the scalp in a few days.
"A week ago the hair began to fall out again and it was very quick, guys. It was quick to open up a lot of flaws", he reported.
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Before recording the video, Karina had just returned from a doctor's appointment. According to her, this type of return of the disease can happen, mainly because the treatment is still less than a year old.
"Some cases happen, as is happening to me, of falling again. Of the areata becoming active again", she said.
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Despite the frustration, Karina stated that she will follow the treatment and remains confident in her recovery.
"So, I continue to trust the process, the treatment. I will continue", he revealed.
"It's a very challenging disease for those who suffer and for the professional who treats them. And these frustrating moments happen, both for me and for those who are accompanying me", he said. "But, guys, I'm going to continue as firm as I did the first time."
Karina admitted that she was even more shaken than at the first manifestation of the disease, especially because she was already celebrating the results obtained in recent months.
Lucas Lucco's mother vents when announcing the return of alopecia areata
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Source: G1