Abstract
Objectives : This is a clinical report on a 27-year-old patient with Multi-patched Alopecia Areata(AA) assumed to be occurred by chronic lymphadenopathy, and treated by oriental medicine treatment. Methods : The patient was treated by herb medication and acupuncture. The improvement of the patient was judged by magnifying glass, camera and VAS scale. Results & Conclusions : The AA patches were shown the regrowth of hair. And the pain from lymphadenopathy was disappeared. Oriental medicine treatment including Gagamsunbangpaedok-tang <TEX>$(Ji\bar{a}ji\check{a}nxi\bar{a}nf\acute{a}ngb\grave</TEX><TEX>{a}id\acute{u}-t\bar{a}ng)$</TEX> was effective to regrow hair on AA patches and reduce the symptom of lymphadenopathy as well.
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