Recent content by Sid75

I have read that jet lag can cause Telogen Effluvium in susceptible people and I was just wondering if the same is true of flying and travelling in general - even if there is not a huge time difference between the places. I.e. will taking lots of flights within a short period trigger a Telogen Effluvium?

I've read that there's some faint scarring or something. Also, what's the maximum number of years hair loss can reverse? Is it true frontal hair follicles die faster?

Thanks for replying. No, the burning has continued everywhere but the front. And the hair loss has continued everywhere including the front. Just wondering if the burning stopping at the front is indication that the follicles have given up. By the way, when you say inflammation do you mean...

My hair loss has always been preceded by burning. But the front hasn't burned for a couple of years, even though the rest of my scalp has, and the hair loss has continued everywhere. Does the front not burning mean that the follicles are now dead?

A lot of men have normal dht levels but are just sensitive to it. But does anyone here produce too much dht (proven through a blood test)? Or have they even heard of this problem?

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Do follicles actually die? If so, how long does it take for them to die?

Has anyone noticed that their shedding is associated with scalp burning? Is this a symptom of male pattern baldness?

Congratulations and thanks for posting. How bad would you say your diffuse thinning was at its worst?

Re: 4 Months on Propecia+Min (Pics) Your hairline does look great. Did you experience any shedding? How long had been losing hair for before you started the meds?

Congratulations, it looks great. Did you have any shedding before the growth? Also, how long have you been losing for?

I've read a few people say they've noticed an increase in facial hair with finasteride. Has this happened to a lot of you? I dont understand, if it's a dht blocker, why would it promote facial hair?