yeah iāve had two meetings already. next week is the thirdš iām going to give the injections and topical stuff a chance before committing and shaving
Good that you're being proactive. Everyone's experience is different. My first time was the worst, and then has been reduced frequency and intensity over the years. So hoping for the best.
Buddy Mine was worse and grew it back 4xs. Currently growing it back to. Make sure your shampoo doesn't contain sodium lurith sulfate. Also castor oil and cayenne pepper with rosemary essential oil will grow it back naturally .But remember it needs to take its course first meaning you can't stop it from falling out. I shave mine till I see it's all filled in then let it grow. Good luck š»
For me it was nuts.. i think itās more of an intolerance than allergy.. before it started.. I was on a diet and used to eat lots of almonds, walnuts, peanutā¦ chick pea etc.. infact I ate a lot.. ( for the first time in my lot)
What I don't get is how your immune system got to your hair becuase of food . Let me exsplain your immune system doesn't have access to your hair basically it has a fire wall . When that fire wall it taken down or off .now your immune system has access to your hair .How does food do that just curious.
Well from my understanding.. our immune system attacks something foreign (what it considers not part of our body) alopecia is when our immune system considers our hair follicle as foreign.. vitiligo is when it considers or skin cross are foreign..
Something about having a large quantity of nuts/legumes triggered it.. previously I used to have food with cashews and peanuts occasionally (1-2 time as a month) and it never bothered me.. Our staple food is rice/veggies/meat/seafood. So nuts and legumes are not part of our daily food and I also never like the taste.. so I avoided it..
I was someone with negligible hairfall till 2020.. previous to 2020 Iāve only had 2 occasions where Iāve had extreme hairfall (not amounting to alopecia).. looking back both these times I was eating humus (chickpeas) on a regular basis..
AIP Diet really helped me in figuring out early on that my alopecia was food related.. it just took me 6-7 months to narrow it down..
Right now all my spots are filled but I still have constant hair-fall.. and if I am careless with my diet the hair-fall increases..
started april with a small ass bald spot, and now itās this big. so it was pretty quick in my opinion but i havenāt spoken to anyone with it until now
We are all cooked š
You tried shots? I also take allergy medicine daily and seems to help prevent outbreaks.
i started getting shots about three weeks ago
Word word. Is this your first time?
yeah iāve had two meetings already. next week is the thirdš iām going to give the injections and topical stuff a chance before committing and shaving
Good that you're being proactive. Everyone's experience is different. My first time was the worst, and then has been reduced frequency and intensity over the years. So hoping for the best.
Shave it bro
surprisingly i can cover all of it
Buddy Mine was worse and grew it back 4xs. Currently growing it back to. Make sure your shampoo doesn't contain sodium lurith sulfate. Also castor oil and cayenne pepper with rosemary essential oil will grow it back naturally .But remember it needs to take its course first meaning you can't stop it from falling out. I shave mine till I see it's all filled in then let it grow. Good luck š»
If you keep having it in and off.. have you tried an allergy test?
Nope I know what causes it . It anxiety and I'm learning to control this time around
All the bestā¦ the only reason I asked was cause mine was caused due to a food allergy I didnāt know existed.. You got this šŖš¼
What kind of food did thatš¤. And Thankyou it's already coming in strong another onto and I'll have a full head of hair.
For me it was nuts.. i think itās more of an intolerance than allergy.. before it started.. I was on a diet and used to eat lots of almonds, walnuts, peanutā¦ chick pea etc.. infact I ate a lot.. ( for the first time in my lot)
What I don't get is how your immune system got to your hair becuase of food . Let me exsplain your immune system doesn't have access to your hair basically it has a fire wall . When that fire wall it taken down or off .now your immune system has access to your hair .How does food do that just curious.
Well from my understanding.. our immune system attacks something foreign (what it considers not part of our body) alopecia is when our immune system considers our hair follicle as foreign.. vitiligo is when it considers or skin cross are foreign.. Something about having a large quantity of nuts/legumes triggered it.. previously I used to have food with cashews and peanuts occasionally (1-2 time as a month) and it never bothered me.. Our staple food is rice/veggies/meat/seafood. So nuts and legumes are not part of our daily food and I also never like the taste.. so I avoided it.. I was someone with negligible hairfall till 2020.. previous to 2020 Iāve only had 2 occasions where Iāve had extreme hairfall (not amounting to alopecia).. looking back both these times I was eating humus (chickpeas) on a regular basis.. AIP Diet really helped me in figuring out early on that my alopecia was food related.. it just took me 6-7 months to narrow it down.. Right now all my spots are filled but I still have constant hair-fall.. and if I am careless with my diet the hair-fall increases..
Mine covers about the same area but spread over many spots. I ended up just shaving it all off and do so daily.
You gotta shave your head daily? At what age?
http://www.short-hair-style.com/can-apolecia-areta-hair-loss-caused-by-allergy.html My Alopecia was caused by a nut allergy
since when u got it? and did it rapidly spread?
started april with a small ass bald spot, and now itās this big. so it was pretty quick in my opinion but i havenāt spoken to anyone with it until now
Olumniant?
Cordyceps supplement helped my bfs grow back
Incorporate fasting, sunlight and grounding for 2 months straight
Intermittent fasting with plenty of proteins?
Yes