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Which are the causes of Parry-Romberg syndrome / Progressive hemifacial atrophy?
Causes of Parry-Romberg syndrome / Progressive hemifacial atrophy explained: genetic and environmental factors, reviewed against medical sources, plus patient perspectives.
The cause is unknown. Women and people with autoimmune/connective tissue disease are more likely to get this disease.
Posted Mar 4, 2017 by Hannah 1050
The cause is unknown. May theories are out there, like a bump to the head or a virus. Many don't believe it's hereditary. So little research has been done that the cause is still unclear.
Posted Mar 4, 2017 by Barbara 1000
It is not know what tha causes are. Some people find it is because of some kind of damage to the face, others because of a virus.
Posted Mar 6, 2017 by Caroline 200
