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I have red spots and bumps (not alot) in my eyebrows i am experiencing alot of hair loss particularly in my right brow. its been occuring for about eight months . i am 16. i do not pluck them or anything of the sort. i used desonide on my brow for 2 weeks as prescribed. it did nothing. i am going to have to drop out of school.

You don’t need to drop out of school because of bumps in your eyebrow or because of hair loss. Check here for a comprehensive review of the causes of hair loss and see if you think any might apply to you. And you also need to see your doctor again.

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/hair-loss/DS00278/DSECTION=causes

Hello.. So I’,m a guy who is 25 and apparently I’m already losing my hair, man, this sucks! anyways, I’m trying to take measures as fast as possible in order to avoid losing my hair. Right now I’m taking zinc and biotin, and I think is working…about a month ago I tried eucalyptus oil, however, it didn’t work for me.. one night I applied eucalyptus oil to my hair and the very next day when I woke up I was shocked when I saw that I had lost several hairs from the left side of my head… anyways… I have also read about rogaine.. apparently such product is pretty good, however, I don’t like the fact that in order for such product to work you need to apply it to your hair for the rest of your life.. I’m very interested in natural products… today I went to a natural store and asked about hair loss products… they recommended me a shampoo which is made with herbs … it was a shampoo from China… I didn’t buy the shampoo… because first I would like to ask any hair expert a question…. if I use such shampoo, do I need to apply it to my hair for the rest of my life?

If it’s hereditary, there’s not much you can do. But you can try Hair, Skin, and Nail vitamins. I use that a lot and it seems to help. Can’t hurt, plus i’m sure it’s cheaper. Good luck.

Im 23 and have no health problem. I have hair loss problem increasing especially on my exam weeks.the los is not visible, but i can clearly see that i have less hair than i had a couple of years ago. i had this problem before, but got over it with 1 month of herbal cure. but before this year at school, ive never been this stressed and under pressure. im applying my herbal cure again, but cant see a considerable difference. is stress really this effective on hair loss? should i anyway keep on doing my cure?
Thank you!

Hair loss is caused by a lack of blood circulation to the scalp, and many many factors are involved (stress above all).
A little info, before I tell about ‘my method’: I started losing my hair and I tried Propecia and Rogaine, with little results.
I quit using them because I felt they were harming my health, so I tried to see what the ‘alternative’ cures had to offer.
Everything seemed like a scam: creams, oils, nothing really hit the nail for me.
One day I found out the ONLY site that explained correctly the theory behind hair loss: it is caused by micro-contractures on the scalp that reduce bloodflow and prevent hair from growing naturally and healthy.
Their techniques are really effective and the videos are really powerful and speak for themselves
I managed to stop my hair loss with the techniques I found in their ebook, and I am now regrowing my hair.
This method works!
The site is: http://www.nohairloss.org.

Insufficient blood circulation is the main cause.
http://nohairloss.org
Their exercises where fundamental in stopping my hair loss, they worked where Propecia and Rogaine failed.
It works!
Matt

My hair has been falling out since the beginning of last summer. I figured out that it was due to lack of nutrition as I was diagnosed with an eating disorder (not purposefully but because I was never hungry and too stressed out).
I’ve improved my health with eating a balanced diet and exercising as well as getting more sleep, but my hair is still falling out. I will admit that I haven’t been able to relieve stress out of the situation, so with that said, I would love any kind of advice.
Whether it be on what kind of shampoo and conditioner products to use, or how to get rid of anxiety from my life, any kind of tips will be appreciated.
Please, and thank you! My hair went from being thick and long to very thin and brittle

Hair loss is mainly caused by an insufficient blood circulation to the scalp.
This is caused (or causes) by the head muscles tensing up, and preventing hair from growing healthy and naturally!
After using Propecia and Rogaine with no results, I gave a 100% natural method a try and it worked!
http://nohairloss.org
This method is simple and effective, I highly reccomend it!
Matt

My hair is falling out at a very rapid rate…I am even starting to get some bald spots. I do have high blood pressure, could this have anything to do with it? And what are some other reasons for hair loss. I’m only 20!
By the way…I eat very healthy stay on a well-balanced diet (for my high blood pressure) I don’t straighten my hair, I rarely color it the sun highlights it for me. Thanks for the help!

This is just a shot in the dark…

My girlfriend had an allergic reaction to her IUD. She eventually broke out in hives…. However, before that she start losing hair-a lot. Turns out her body is just really sensitive to foreign objects.

Otherwise, diet does play a strong role in blood pressure and hair loss. If you aren’t getting enough minerals and vitamins you could have both of those problems. Without knowing anything about your diet I can’t be more specific.

Good luck.

What is your typical diet? What do you eat and how much? Do you take any supplements ie minerals or vitamin?

hi – My BF is 25 and he has been loosing his hair since he was about 20 – it started out as a little spot in the back and now that spot is pretty bald and the top of his head is getting pretty thin – I guess that is male pattern baldness….what is strange is that his whole family has a ton of hair – even his grandparents in their 80’s! It frankly doesn’t bother me – and I would love him even if he was totally bald – but he is very upset about it and wants to know what products would help — like Rogaine for men and things of that sort — he was actually thinking of getting a hair transplant done – but I want him to try other options first —

Your experience and advice would be great!

thanks!

Baldness is something that males suffer from more than women because they’ve got more testosterone.

Your bf could spend a fortune but he’s still bound to lose his hair eventually. The only sure-fire way to stop it happening is to have his hormones tampered with until they’re in the female range and I’m sure that neither you nor he would want that.

Tell him that it’s the most masculine people who go bald and tell him you like the fact that he’s a masculine guy and his baldness shows it to the wider world.

please tell me the name of any good ayurvedic herbal shampoo which should not cause any damage 2 hair and aslo prevent hair loss

to the best of my knowledge most of the ayurvedic medicines don’t have side effect, u can go for ayur herbal hair oil, or Himalaya products according to u r hair condition, ask the person at the store it self as most of them are professional

Im a young girl who finds that shes losing a lot of hair.. too much. i was just wondering if anyone knows any reasons why this could be happening or some ways to stop it? i straightn my hair but not every day and i dont put product in it either apart fom a treatment.
also ive never coloured my hair either.

hello!
Hair loss in teenagers can happen for several reasons. The first step to remedying teenage hair loss is to discover the cause of the problem.

One type of hair loss that can occur in teens is Alopecia areata, the same type of balding that is prominent in adults. Teenagers may notice one or two inch, circular bald spots suddenly. Again, it is rare that teenagers experience this type of balding; however, teenagers with this gene may notice hair loss as early as fifteen years old. If the teen loses less than half of their hair, there is a promising chance that the hair will return to normal growth. However, there are plenty of cases that need to be treated with medications for hair loss.

Tinea Capitis is another reason why some teenagers experience hair loss. This condition is also known as scalp ringworm, which is a fungus that can cause hair to be lost in patches, hair to be broken, and the scalp to be affected. Tinia Capitis is contagious, therefore be certain to treat it with anti-fungal shampoos immediately upon discovery.

Traction Alopecia is a type of hair loss that occurs in a small number of teenagers. It is caused by extreme hair care treatment, such as excessive hair drying, curling or other heat treatments, bleach treatments, teasing, tight hairstyles, and pulling of hair, such as pony tails. Discontinuing the use of these treatments in an excessive manner will repeal this hair loss.

If it continues, try to consult your local doctor.
Take care…byee

Hi,

My mates hamster has hair loss around the throat, she is eating less and she had like a big black spot around her vaginal area…. What is this and what can my mate do about it?

P.s the hamster is a syrian and has lived just about over a year

as anyone would tell you, ask a vet. or even CALL the vet, if you don’t have the money. call any vet at all, and ask them about it. most likely they’ll give you sommme information. but if you do have the money, please take it to the vet. it could be cancer, skin problems, not getting enough proteen. alot of different things. one thing you could do, if call a vet, and ask what VITIMINS you can give a rat. no, human vitimans will NOT work. rats need a special kind, that sell in most stores. ask any vet what kind are safe for rats, make surrre you get the information from a vet, listen very carefully what EXACT vitimins to buy it. it’s a pain to give it to them, but if it saves it’s life it’s worth it. also listen to the dose to give it. if you get the wrong kind, or give it too much, it could hurt it. but it’s really not that difficult. just listen, and get the right stuff, and give him the right dose. I hope this helps. and good luck for the little thing.