Roger Heeler
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Exactly two years ago I had a six month bout of Telogen Effluvium, followed by a second bout of the same duration a year later.
Anyway, I had an extremely thick head of hear so it was not noticeable to anyone but myself. My hair loss has stopped, but I do find hairs coming out of my head often have a big, white, hardened bulb attached to them. I find this big bulb attached to both mature hairs, and unfortunately, to tiny little hairs which are still trying to grow. It seems almost like they try to grow and then my scalp kicks them out of my head with this bulb attached (which i presume is the follicle?)
I'm not sure why these bulbs are so much bigger, and hard at that. My hairline on the left side of my head is receding slightly, and hairs keep trying to grow back (the area is still quite fuzzy although the hairs appear dormant), however before they can make any headway, they get kicked out again.
Although I don't have excessive thinning, my hair has become thinner and I can't help but think it's related to the way in which my hair is falling out with these attachments. Has anyone else experienced this, or know what would be causing it? My diet is good and I take many vitamins. There is no history of male pattern baldness in my family.
I am considering minoxidil or Revivogen to preserve what I have, however want to diagnose the cause before I try to implement a solution!
Any help appreciated,
Anyway, I had an extremely thick head of hear so it was not noticeable to anyone but myself. My hair loss has stopped, but I do find hairs coming out of my head often have a big, white, hardened bulb attached to them. I find this big bulb attached to both mature hairs, and unfortunately, to tiny little hairs which are still trying to grow. It seems almost like they try to grow and then my scalp kicks them out of my head with this bulb attached (which i presume is the follicle?)
I'm not sure why these bulbs are so much bigger, and hard at that. My hairline on the left side of my head is receding slightly, and hairs keep trying to grow back (the area is still quite fuzzy although the hairs appear dormant), however before they can make any headway, they get kicked out again.
Although I don't have excessive thinning, my hair has become thinner and I can't help but think it's related to the way in which my hair is falling out with these attachments. Has anyone else experienced this, or know what would be causing it? My diet is good and I take many vitamins. There is no history of male pattern baldness in my family.
I am considering minoxidil or Revivogen to preserve what I have, however want to diagnose the cause before I try to implement a solution!
Any help appreciated,