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    New factor in my ongoing struggle...

    My hairloss pattern is a diffuse loss. I haven't noticed any hairline recession, and if there is any, it's been very minimal. Basically, my hair falls out from all over the top of the scalp, and a little on the sides and back. I'd post a pic, but I have no way to do it, and I don't think...
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    New factor in my ongoing struggle...

    Hmm, as far as I can tell, my other hairs are doing well. I'm fairly average in terms of hairness, and my leg/arm hair are staying put. I may have been shedding pubic hair as well, but it's tough to confirm that. But I'm still losing eyebrows and eyelashes. In an odd way, it's almost a...
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    New factor in my ongoing struggle...

    I've also heard this - that hypo/hyperthyroidism causes body hair loss, including eyebrows and eyelashes. I'm kind of shying away from that as a possibility, because I have no family history of it, I don't suffer from any other noticeable symptoms (anyone know if insomnia/difficulty sleeping a...
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    New factor in my ongoing struggle...

    Nope, actually, the doctors didn't really do any sort of concrete tests. My diet has been okay - no major changes to report, though for the latter half of 2002, my eating habits were awful - I would go some days by eating only a bowl of ramen. I suppose that's college for ya :) But it's...
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    New factor in my ongoing struggle...

    As you may or may not remember, I've been struggling for a couple months now to even diagnose what sort of hair loss I have. I've been to a doctor and a derm to no avail. Recently, I've started to shed eyebrow hair and eyelashes. Not heavily, but it has been enough for me to notice. I've...
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    Please, has anyone else dealt with this, I need some help

    Woof, man. That sounds pretty rough, and I'm really sorry for your situation. Have you seen a doctor/dermatologist/specialist for it? If not, I would suggest you look into it as soon as you can. Also, try posting on as many forums as possible - http://www.keratin.com has a forum that often...
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    Stress and balding

    agbulk, The term for stress-induced hairloss is telogen effluvium. From the best I can understand, it is rarely localized to the hairline, and usually affects the entire scalp (including the back and sides). And it's more of a sudden, rapid shedding, as opposed to gradual loss and thinning...
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    Made an appointment with Dr. Lee

    Dr. Lee responds to e-mails on a consistent basis? What's his e-mail address???
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    is there any association between working out and hairloss?

    Let's face it, if it were true, then all professional athletes would be bald. But there's plenty of monstrous athletes out there who have a completely full set of hair.
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