Want to Know Your Type of Alopecia and What is Happening to Your Hairs and Nails?

The New England Journal of Medicine, April 2012 issue, has a very thorough article on the Medical Progress of Alopecia Areata. You can read the article in its entirety online.

I saw that I have the "sudden graying"...so, essentially, all my pigmented hairs are gone and what is left is probably how much gray (actually, white) hair I would have had by now, naturally, mixed in with my former brunette hair. Hm. Should I buy a salt-and-pepper wig to show my REAL age? Ha ha.

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Permalink Reply by Lexi on July 24, 2012 at 6:53pm

That would resoundingly be a NO...

Permalink Reply by Sunflower25 on August 2, 2012 at 3:09pm

Haha. :)

I managed to get a copy of that article - I learned a few things. Thanks for suggesting it!

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