Not having a great day here

powersam

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just a thought, in the photo your scalp looks kinda red/irritated. you ever thought about using folligen?
 

JayB

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well, heres the damage. Telogen Effluvium my ***, i knew my hair would never recover. I just took this after applying the minoxidil, 2 weeks after i shaved my head. I really just want to sleep and never wake up. Recession sucks, but this? This is hell at 25 years old.

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Vertex


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right side



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left side


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This is for all these a**h** websites with fcking quack doctors who say stress doesnt cause hair loss. Let this be a lesson to those bastards.. LOOK AT MY VERTEX!! I cant wear my hair long anymore because theres not enough hair there to style it normal and i cant wear it short either because u can see right through it if u walk behind me. I cant take this anymore 5 months on minoxidil all was getting better and returning back to normal . now months 6-8 have resulted in this. i want to cry i really do
 

Aplunk1

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Your hair looks great from all angles, except the Vertex... the flash does a lot to make thinning more obvious.

Again, JayB, we all feel for you here.

You're not alone in this struggle.

Have you considered anti-anxiety medicine to help reduce the hairloss-related stress/anxiety you're having?

I take Remeron, and it's significantly lowered my stress load.

Also, Propecia is PROVEN to work on the top and crown, exactly where you're experiencing thinning.

Propecia (finasteride) + Rogaine (minoxidil) + Nizoral (ketoconazole)

The Big 3.

Why don't you take the step and get on Propecia?

It works, man.
 

JayB

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Aplunk1 said:
Your hair looks great from all angles, except the Vertex... the flash does a lot to make thinning more obvious.

Again, JayB, we all feel for you here.

You're not alone in this struggle.

Have you considered anti-anxiety medicine to help reduce the hairloss-related stress/anxiety you're having?

I take Remeron, and it's significantly lowered my stress load.

Also, Propecia is PROVEN to work on the top and crown, exactly where you're experiencing thinning.

Propecia (finasteride) + Rogaine (minoxidil) + Nizoral (ketoconazole)

The Big 3.

Why don't you take the step and get on Propecia?

It works, man.
Hey aplunk, hope youre feeling a little better from yesterday.
I take xanax when necessary. I was on anti depressant medication when i first came down with panic attacks, but since i was able to get them under control, i havent taken them. ive been proud to say ive been off Anti depressants for a year and a half now. I'll take xanax at night because lately at night like i wrote before, my body starts to shake like internally. Im almost positive the vertex thinning got worse since my internal trembling spells took over.

I was hesitant and still am in regards to propecia. I meet with the hair specialist ive been seing for almost 2 years now next month. im going to bring it up again. She advised me not to but she also said the hair loss would recover on its own, faster possibly if i used minoxidil. maybe other parts have recovered. i dont know anymore.. but as we can see, the vertex is just awful it makes me want to die. I have never seen a vertex like mine even on men with more advancing stages of hair loss. This type of vertex loss is what you would expect on a NW4 + . I cant catch a break man its killing me.

This is what it looks like from behind. I just cant believe my eyes. This is what people see when im walking in front of them!!! I cant believe my eyes how is it possible to have lost so much hair from basically only that area
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Follically Challenged

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Just go get some propecia from a walk-in clinic. It doesn't work overnight so start on it now.

BTW, it goes generic like Jun 16 so don't get alot of tablets if u get it now.
 

Follically Challenged

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Oh, and by the way, when reading your first post i was scared to see yur pictures. Your hair looks good. Temples look quite good. It's too abd hair loss had such a negative impact on your loss but it's time to look on the bright side. Hair loss speaking you have ALOT going for you.
 

hairhaircomeagain

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The flash makes it look worse than it is. The bathroom bulbs does not help either. I am pretty sure people dont see what you are seeing in the pics right now.
 

mandandoareal

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Man..i`m from Brazil and registered here just to post this...because i think it really can help u feel better and u definetily should give it a try.

First i wish i had your hair...it looks great dispite what u think.

second TOPPIK can really save your life...i bought one recently and used my dad to test it...check it out...

Before
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After

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and let me tell u the results on these pictures is farrrrrrrr away from what u get live, without the camera flash...

this stuff is really great and it would work great with your hair...because u still have a lot of it...

the original post is portuguese (has more pictures)
http://www.peruzzo.med.br/forum_novo/vi ... php?t=3784

BTW that was the first time i tried it so i didnt have all the trickery to make it looke better....but i was amazed still...
 
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