Comment by Lisa-Lynn Marini on June 11, 2011 at 3:31pm

I have no idea about that, has the doctor given you some cream to rub around those areas? Has the doctor mentioned anything about seriasis? ( i probably spelled it wrong) but they are red bumps and they itch?
just not sure what to suggest for you,
I hope you can find a solution for this.

Comment by Jules on June 11, 2011 at 10:33pm

Thanks Lisa-Lynn. I have an appointment with him on Tuesday so hopefully he can enlighten me. I am going to get some more cortisone shots (2nd round)

Comment by maude on June 12, 2011 at 12:20am

or folliculitis hun, your dr is the best bet

all the very best x

Comment by D. Brown on June 12, 2011 at 1:35pm

When I lost my hair I also had very tiny bumps on and around the areas where I lost my hair. I was recently diagnosed with Seborrheic Dermatitis. I am sure that is the reason for those tiny bumps in my situation.

Comment by MiNAH on June 26, 2011 at 8:21am

That's so true, those bumps. Make you go insane! I wonder sometimes if it's the new hair growing in and other hair falling out besides the immune reaction, dermatitis. Either way causes inflammation and I just go crazy! So I just shave off the hair and love it for a couple days, until I have the troubles all over and over again. Sometimes I just wish I was Alopecia Totalis again. Life was so much easier!
Cause the worst is when shaving, it gets irritated to shave so soon. Years ago when I was younger it wasn't so bad... but girls, this can change with age.
I'm 54 now and I wasted 40 years crying ...when shaving wasn't so hard on the skin for me... so enjoy the skin you're in.....

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