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Started by 2Dachshunds. Last reply by Shawnaynay Jul 8, 2023. 18 Replies 0 Likes
Hi Everyone: I remember there is a women on here who connected Botox to FFA. I was given the article, Frontal Alopecia after Repeated BotulinumToxin Type A Injections for Forehead Wrinkles:An Underestimated Entity?Antonino Di Pietro a Bianca Maria…Continue
Started by Robin. Last reply by anettemandell Apr 20, 2023. 31 Replies 0 Likes
Hello All, I am venturing into new territory. It just dawned on me that a good experiment would be to try a medical grade CBD oil tincture on my hairline and see if it affects the redness. CBD is the nonpsychoactive part of marijuana that is being…Continue
Started by Thomas. Last reply by Thomas Nov 23, 2022. 27 Replies 4 Likes
Hello,Thought I’d share my experience, as one of the few men with FFA, in the hope that it will be useful to others. It’s possible that the condition progresses and responds differently in men. I’m 40, live in London and otherwise healthy.I first…Continue
Started by NorthCarolinaMama. Last reply by tcasal Nov 2, 2022. 1 Reply 0 Likes
Hope everyone is having a great weekend!I'm a freelance writer working on a story about alopecia. I need to find a dermatologist at major hospital or teaching institution to interview -- any suggestions?I've already reached to physicians at Duke,…Continue
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To that I would add, better sooner than later with Rogaine. I have been using it over a year on my brows, with the result that they thickened where they did exist, but never filled in the outer half, where it had become bald before I decided to try it.
LSE, I have been using Rogaine for about two years now and it has definitely helped my eyebrows to regrow and it has thickened up the existing hair around my hairline. I don't know if it works for everyone, but it has worked for me.
Anyone started using rogaine and noticed it made brows and hairline worse? Mine is receding day by day.
LSE, your story just gets me so worked up because I'm SO sick of some Dr's who are completely NON interested in helping patients. You know what really got me going here is that yours is a Harvard Graduate. I recently went to a GI Dr in my local area because my regular internist is too far away to get a endoscopy from and so I chose this Dr with Greenwich CT Hospital (really nice hospital) who has the pinnacle of education, Harvard Undergrad and Stanford U Med School. She's a nice woman, but totally disengaged and no matter how many times I asked her what foods to eat or not eat for my stomach ulcer and colitis she repeatedly said food has nothing to do with either, it's only caused and aggravated by ibuprofen, advil, and anti inflammatory meds. I had a RA Dr tell me the same thing as your Derm told you, "you "refuse" to take the anti inflams or the oral steroids so there's nothing we can do for you" I "refused" to take any more meds form them because it was THOSE meds that caused a bleeding ulcer in my stomach! What a mess!! FFA is not so hard to diagnose really, if the hair follicles seem kind of red around them or are obviously red around them (along the hair line)...it's likely FFA. Also, your Derm COULD take a Biopsy! I mean honestly, I hate to say this but just the fact that you're so young is clearly a reason for him to have way more concern then, "oh well, sucks for you".
most definitely seek help elsewhere. In fact keep searching for a Derm who knows what they're doing!! You'll know that person when you find them.
Mike'sDeb - that is wonderful news! and certainly gives us some hope that eating can affect this condition. I certainly notice that gluten affects the level of inflammation I have in the active area. Good luck and I sincerely hope that the "burn out" is permanent for you
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