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Hi i have had alopecia areata 3 years ago and it started again now due to stress of having to work in a covid19 hotspot. is there anyway that i could get a letter to say that i am at a high risk and to enable me to continue working from home?
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COVID 19: Alopecia Areata is not considered a high risk condition. HealthTap's free, public site is for education. We are not able to provide you with referrals, assessments, diagnoses or treatment on this portion of HealthTap.
Answered 7/19/2020
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