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Hi, I started to lose my hair in 2007 when I was 11 and it started with a few small patches. In about three years I completely lost all my the hair on my head and it also affected my body hair with small patches of hair all over my body as well as my facial hair. Thank you so much for this info. I have an underactive thyroid and began taking thyroxine, a few days later my hair began to fall out. Within a month I’d lost all my scalp and body hair. I had also recently been diagnosed with ME. The curcuma longa plant is native to India, which produces nearly all of the world’s turmeric crop and consumes 80% of it – although turmeric is now popular across Asia, Africa, and the West, too.

The first step to making a diagnosis is to differentiate whether the alopecia is non-scarring or scarring:

It can be very successful. According to NAAF, “Approximately 40 percent of patients treated with topical immunotherapy will regrow scalp hair after about 6 months of treatment.”

Our “brain growth hormone”, known as BDNF, helps us form new connections between neurons. It’s what keeps us sharp, curious and less likely to develop mental illnesses like depression or degenerative diseases like Alzheimers. While this hair loss might not be noticeable at first, if you experience multiple instances of hair loss, the areas of alopecia areata may join together and become more visible. The term telogen effluviumis broadly used to describe any cause of diffuse hair shedding in the telogen phase, and results from the premature termination of anagen with a subsequent reduction in the length of the hair cycle Alopecia simply means hair loss, and rather than breaking off, the hair actually fails to grow and falls out. Usually in patches or around the hairline, at first it may not even be noticeable, but as the patches join up, it becomes more obvious. Affects the elderly with varying degrees of scarring associated with yellow-brown crusts, pustules, lakes of pus, erosions and ulceration. Previous UV damage, cryotherapy or other physical insults to the skin appear to play a role. Treatment is with super-potent topical steroids and UV protection

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Hi Christina, thanks for sharing your story…and I’m really sorry to hear about your diagnosis. I know how frustrating it is to watch those patches spread and change position! It’s good to hear that you’re experiencing regrowth although personally, I wouldn’t advocate the use of those injections anymore…but each to their own, of course. They might temporarily cover the symptom but not get to the root cause – especially if you have a dairy and wheat intolerance, and are still eating these foods. These can be extremely inflammatory so anyone with an autoimmune condition should try and cut them out as much as possible. I know it’s easier said than done but trust me, once you start noticing a difference you’ll want to keep it up! I’m going to be posting a case study of my own ongoing experience with an anti-inflammatory diet soon so stay tuned!!

Unfortunately, there isn’t really a miracle cure for alopecia. Hair loss is triggered by many different things so it might take a holistic, rounded approach to find a solution. Concert pharmaceuticals receives FDA breakthrough therapy designation for CTP-543 for the treatment of alopecia areata [Press release]. (2020). Thanks so much for sharing your story and for your empowering words – I’m so glad you have been able to come to terms with it and it’s great that you can now take those incredibly rude people in your stride. Well done, you! 🙂PREMIUM QUALITY INGREDIENTS + SAFE & GENTLE: This hair growth solution is the perfect blend of powerful growth stimulating ingredients including Biotin, 5% Minoxidil, and Ginseng Extract as well as other natural ingredients & oils. This approved serum is safe, effective, and gentle on the hair and does NOT contain parabens, gluten, sulfates, or any toxins. I wouldn’t recommend using it all the time due to all the chemicals involved, but have a look at this post I wrote on alopecia concealers/dyes for more info! Hope that helps. 🙂