What is combing hair syndrome?
His name is Locklan and his story has been around the world, because he is one of the 100 patients in the world who suffer from a very special rare condition. The child with impetinabile hair syndrome he became famous for the disease he suffers from: but what is meant by this disease? What are the symptoms and causes? Are there any cures?
Katelyn Samples is a 33-year-old woman living in Atlanta, Georgia. She told the Daily Mail that her baby Locklan, who is now 17 months old, started showing the first signs of the syndrome around 5 months of age. Her and her husband Calebalso 33, did not immediately understand what was happening.
In fact, around 5 months, Locklan’s hair began to grow excessively. They thought it was just a little wild curly hair, but then a few months later on Instagram a person they did not know suggested that she may be suffering from this syndrome.
Locklan had unruly hair, which grows all over the place and is practically indomitable. Mom tried to comb them but without success. After posting photos of her children on Instagram, one person suggested investigating the impettinabile hair syndrome.
The parents followed his advice and took their son to a specialist, who actually diagnosed this disease. Locklan is one of 100 reported cases in the world that has to live with indomitable hair.
Child with combing hair syndrome: what does the disease entail?
You’re serene, you just think your child might have curly hair, which is family, and then you discover that he actually has a rare syndrome: it was crazy.
This is the comment of the mother, who said that not even the pediatrician knew about the syndrome. A pediatric dermatologist from Emory in Atlanta in 19 years of career had never seen a similar case: the syndrome affects children between 3 months and 3 years, but luckily it improves during puberty and as adults, without giving health problems . The only problem is managing that brittle hair, which gets dirty easily and braids just as easily.
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