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After stopping I went far hypo and had to resume at a much higher dose. It could be the medication or the change but either way the fluctuations cause shedding for me this has been chronic.
Have you ever had lyme disease or been bit by a tick?After stopping I went far hypo and had to resume at a much higher dose. It could be the medication or the change but either way the fluctuations cause shedding for me this has been chronic.
It's not hindering me and I use copious amounts daily as a patient. The Beatles smoked lots too and many females use weed and they still have nice hair. I don't think that the evidence supports the thesis but either way, I ain't stopping....Oh and one last thing, as a footnote, in the odd event that you actually do
If you smoke marijuana, you absolutely need to f*****g stop, like right now and never go back.
Marijuana can cause acne and inflammation, it causes vasoconstriction which is absolutely f*****g terrible for hair growth because it restricts blood flow, and THC itself is proven to interfere with hair shaft elongation.
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If you smoke mary jane, no more, no excuses.
Also THC is a "potent source of cellular oxidative stress"
That goes for the rest of you as well, if you're serious about getting your hair back, no more marijuana, it's f*****g poison for hair.
Arsenic does.Anyone know of a medicaiton that completely shuts down the immune system? The most intense drug I've tried so far is tofacitinib but I'm curious if there is a stronger medicaiton that would completely shut down the immune system. So that way I can see if our diffuse hairloss is immune system related
Lol might give it a go.Arsenic does.
They have a driven, compulsive aspect very similar to running hot on DHT where you feel like you can do anything but in reality, you are just exhausting your vessel both physically and psychologically. Misuse of ADHD meds is similar.What makes coke and meth male oriented drugs?
How did you fix yours?I dont know what this is but im telling u that u can make an easy comeback. had similar situation in 2015 and got it fixed easily.
only difference is that i never shedded...
How did you fix yours?
Bi-estrogen seems like a very dangerous option? I mean maybe I can tolerate at 8% body fat and 1100 natural test but didn’t you get gyno?specific diet + bi-estro cream & keto cream
A lot of the members are skeptical regarding my growth because they believe I didn't have any form of male pattern baldness. Regardless, there are others who have done the same procedure who did have it and regained full recovery.
Bi-estrogen seems like a very dangerous option? I mean maybe I can tolerate at 8% body fat and 1100 natural test but didn’t you get gyno?
I don’t think so. Please tell me this can’t just be male pattern baldness?
Bi-estrogen seems like a very dangerous option? I mean maybe I can tolerate at 8% body fat and 1100 natural test but didn’t you get gyno?
Definitely look into the thyroid. I never had issues and my hair was perfect. 5-6 months after a slightly hypo diagnosis and Levothyroxine Rx the thinning started, huge shed and major changes to my hair. I think it’s double edged sword in that being hypo or hyper can cause hair issues but the treatments can be equally damaging to hair. One hair dermatologist said that 80% of her male and female thyroid patients experience some form of hair change/thinning.
Thinking it was the medication I quit for 8 months, the shedding continued and I developed a nodule found on a thyroid ultrasound. To get levels back in range and to shrink the nodule it required a higher dose and in turn resulted more shedding/thinning.
I wish I knew now. It was malpractice on the PCPs part and really has ruined an otherwise very healthy and successful life with the pain of constant and excessive shedding. As I have not responded at all to aggressive AAs, I can’t help but correlate what’s going on with other hormonal imbalance.
also, hypothyroidism is connected with low ferritin levels, I have been told you need ferritin over 100 to prevent shedding and support growth.
if it’s bad and you need meds, ease into them and maybe consider the natural options first.
You could try contracting HIVAnyone know of a medicaiton that completely shuts down the immune system? The most intense drug I've tried so far is tofacitinib but I'm curious if there is a stronger medicaiton that would completely shut down the immune system. So that way I can see if our diffuse hairloss is immune system related
I've already looked into that and it turns out aids won't shut down the immune system in a way that would stop autoimmune diseasesYou could try contracting HIV