Hi everybody. Last May my hair started to fall out. Now you see the results, as I am totally bald only a few months later. In November of 1987 I was in college and had a small bald spot on the top of my head. The doctor told me that it was caused by stress. It quickly grew back and I forgot all about it. Now, 23 years later I am in law school and it happened again, except this time it is obviously much more severe. Being a guy, baldness isn't that big of a deal, by I really don't want to lose my eyebrows. However, as I study, every day these last few days a few eyebrow hairs have been falling out and down on to the pages of my books.
I have been to two doctors now. The first was an old guy and former emergency room doctor who looked up my condition on the internet and decided to inject me with Methylprdnisln. However, he wasn't used to the dermatological ways of injection and gave me a few really big injections where my hair was originally falling out. The injections were so huge that he had to use his thumb to press the bubbles down. I could literally feel some of the fluid running down the left side of my face under my skin because it was colder than my blood temp.
The locations of those particular shots are only place where the hair folicles are recovered and growing like crazy.
The dermatologist gave me prednisone for 20 days, and two sessions of many tiny injections all over my scalp. No results whatsoever.
So that's it. Here I am, but I have some ideas on how to find a solution with a group effort of at many people with AA/ AT/ AU all collectively trying the same treatment at the same time and reporting their results after a period of time to the site. Perhaps an organized effort will give us some basic statistical information!
P.S. The women on this site who are totally bald look perfectly fine to me. I think bald is cute!
JeffreySF
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Jeffrey
Nov 18, 2010
soniamarry
Nov 20, 2010