Hi!!!! New Subbie here :) I have to say I’m dealing with Traction Alopecia and this is so difficult to deal with.....I’m doing all I can to grow my hair back....I’m keeping my faith up and using my oils God is gonna see me through this!
Hiii. Loving your videos! I have gotten more information from you than any doctor or dermatologist has told me. All they ever tell me is that I have alopecia and that I should get shots into my scalp.... which I tried and hated! But thanks to your videos I am going to retry my hair growth journey. Appreciate your videos and seeing your hair journey has given me hope again
It was May 2020, when a young woman of about 26 years old approached me for Alopecia Totalis. She graduated in Psychology and Economics and moved to Bangalore, far away from home. The job was intensively demanding and stressful. In 2019, she was diagnosed with Dengue fever, for which she was hospitalized. Due to numerous injectable medicines being given, she was unable to consume a proper diet. She became extremely weak post the dengue fever, lost an enormous amount of weight and developed a blackish discoloration on the face and hair fall was worrying her immensely. 3 weeks later, a bald spot was observed with painful boundaries and a burning sensation within. She consulted a dermatologist and had been injected again, but the situation worsened progressing with new bald spots and rapid hair fall. In Dec 2019, she lost hair from her eyebrows as well. Observing this, the rapid cycle of consulting dermatologists, taking different medications continued, until she noticed that the injectable medicines worked temporarily but used to rather worsen the condition periodically. Furthermore, these medications also led her blood pressure to shoot up with numerous side effects. During May 2020, when she consulted us, I totally focused upon her immunity levels and concentrated upon boosting the immunity foremost. After 3-4 months of continuation, I could really observe a significant regrowth with fresh hair follicles on her hair and eyebrows. Just two days before, she called me up and with a perfect positive start to the New Year 2021, she told me, “I am doing really well”. These words, induced a sigh of relief along with an extreme sense of gratification just because of the fact that I could bring a smile on this young 26 year old girl’s face. To the matter of surprise is we don't sometimes realize, that how some injectable medications can prove to be harmful for the patients over a due course of time. For further details, we can connect at www.ccubehomeopathy.com/how-to-cure-alopecia/ Thank you Dr Rashmi
I have scarring alopecia. I have some scarring but not much. However, I do have a lot of shrunken follicles that are producing thin, wispy hairs, and also short broken hairs. So I don’t have any bald spots or patches. I have thick roots but very thin ends. However, I don’t know which type of CCCA alopecia I have. The doc didn’t tell me. She said CCCA alopecia and mentioned follicular degeneration. I just started using rogaine, DHT blocker pills, L-cysteine pills, L-tyrosine pills, biotin tables, multivitamins, and just purchased the irestore helmet. Hope all of that helps me!
No you don't sound like a broken record you are stating the fact and yes it is very, very, very important to go to a dermatologist, doctor, someone with a medical degree to to treat the problem as soon as possible before it cause permanent hair loss. I have scarring alopecia with ccca and the diagnosis report mentioned mild. The main key is to seek help asap. I experiencing burning, itchy, a bug crawling under my skin, etc. I quickly went to the dermatologist .
@@DeepaBerar thank you for asking. My edges are filling in. The hair on my crown is slowly filling in and it has been 1 year and 6 months since the bald spot on the crown. I have a follow up dermatologist this Tuesday. The rest of my hair is growing thick except for the crown and the edges. I am praying that by the end of next year I will have hair all over the crown. Last April after receiving my diagnosed my dermatologist quickly prescribed antibiotics doxycycline hyclate, Clobetasol Propionate Tropical Solution for the scalp and ketoconazole shampoo.
Based on what you've described, I think I have the telegen one - known to me as stress-induced alopecia. I did not hear you say if hair loss is permanent or not with that one. I've tried fermented rice water, oil/aloe hair masks, and Minoxidil - which actually caused additional hair loss. I also see a therapist, and have worked very hard on stress management. My doctor will be prescribing a pill, which affects blood pressure, potassium and different hormones. She says it could be at least 6 weeks before I see any results. Do you have any thoughts, ideas, or suggestions?
I went through the same or similar change in my life as you and was diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder....my dermatologist recommended viviscal extra strength(silver and white package) I actually bought it on Amazon it was was way cheaper. Its a supplment you take 2 times a day I also took vitamin d,iron,biotin with it for 6 months and saw such a difference in my hair especially the bald patch on my crown which was the size of a quarter. Be consistent and you will see results it is a slow process.i saw change every two weeks and still taking everything my hair loss has also slowed. Don't stress you'll be fine! 🙂
@@suzanmohi Thank you for the encouragement. I'm not sure why the dermatologist didn't suggest Viviscal, unless it would interfere with other meds I'm on. But I already take D, biotin, and 2-3 others I can't think of at the moment. It's been two years since my hair loss. I haven't seen any improvement yet, just the additional hair loss from the Minoxidil. I should start the new medication Saturday. 🙏🏻🤞 My hair was always fine and thin, but it was always pretty. This is so hard! 😢
@@saundrajohnson1571 im sorry I totally understand where your coming from. The more you think about it the more stressful it becomes. You'll be fine 🙂 the viviscal is otc supplement i dont think it would interfere with anything because I am currently on medication for MS. Best of luck i hope everything works for you!
I have a nephew who is about 10 years old and has been going to a psychologist for about two years he’s alopecia is getting a bit worse but it gets better in the summer is that a normal thing and is there a certain hairdresser we should be going to for him.??
It sounds like it could be vit D Deficiency. You might want to have his parent check that. Especially winter time. Just my personal thought. I hope this helps 🙏
How long were you on AIP before you started introducing foods that were previously eliminated? I would love to know more of the AIP process that you followed during the beginning to now.
I have androgenic alopecia, have been to dermatologist they say use Rogain and spironolactone that’s all. I got PRP but no results :( what more can I do
Ayesha Shaikh me too. How did you get diagnosed for Androgenic Alopecia ? I also tried PRP with minoxidil much hair did grow tiny 1 inch pieces but they were very scanty and thin so they just fell off eventually. It’s till not sure which type I have. I don’t have hair loss in my family, no hormonal issue or any nutrition deficiency. I didn’t do a scalp biopsy but they checked it with a micro lens and said it was permanently damaged (follicles)
Great question! So Rogaine is a temporary solution that only works for as long as you use it. From what I’ve read it stops working once you stop using it.
@@jaytara463 I’m so sorry! I’m actually pregnant now and my hair has not been falling out I’m sure once the baby is born it will come back with a vengeance
Which type of Alopecia widens your part ? Middle and sides. I thought it was Androgenic Alopecia. I lost 30% of my hair when I was 19 It was overall not patches. I don’t have any hormone Imbalance or nutrition deficiency or family history of hair loss.
Hi!!!! New Subbie here :) I have to say I’m dealing with Traction Alopecia and this is so difficult to deal with.....I’m doing all I can to grow my hair back....I’m keeping my faith up and using my oils God is gonna see me through this!
Amen!🙏🏻🙏🏻
Hiii. Loving your videos! I have gotten more information from you than any doctor or dermatologist has told me. All they ever tell me is that I have alopecia and that I should get shots into my scalp.... which I tried and hated! But thanks to your videos I am going to retry my hair growth journey. Appreciate your videos and seeing your hair journey has given me hope again
Thank you for this video. You explained things better than my dermatologist did.
Thank you for this video and congratulations!
Hello. How did you get your hair to stop shedding
It was May 2020, when a young woman of about 26 years old approached me for Alopecia Totalis. She graduated in Psychology and Economics and moved to Bangalore, far away from home. The job was intensively demanding and stressful. In 2019, she was diagnosed with Dengue fever, for which she was hospitalized.
Due to numerous injectable medicines being given, she was unable to consume a proper diet. She became extremely weak post the dengue fever, lost an enormous amount of weight and developed a blackish discoloration on the face and hair fall was worrying her immensely.
3 weeks later, a bald spot was observed with painful boundaries and a burning sensation within. She consulted a dermatologist and had been injected again, but the situation worsened progressing with new bald spots and rapid hair fall.
In Dec 2019, she lost hair from her eyebrows as well. Observing this, the rapid cycle of consulting dermatologists, taking different medications continued, until she noticed that the injectable medicines worked temporarily but used to rather worsen the condition periodically. Furthermore, these medications also led her blood pressure to shoot up with numerous side effects.
During May 2020, when she consulted us, I totally focused upon her immunity levels and concentrated upon boosting the immunity foremost. After 3-4 months of continuation, I could really observe a significant regrowth with fresh hair follicles on her hair and eyebrows.
Just two days before, she called me up and with a perfect positive start to the New Year 2021, she told me, “I am doing really well”. These words, induced a sigh of relief along with an extreme sense of gratification just because of the fact that I could bring a smile on this young 26 year old girl’s face.
To the matter of surprise is we don't sometimes realize, that how some injectable medications can prove to be harmful for the patients over a due course of time.
For further details, we can connect at www.ccubehomeopathy.com/how-to-cure-alopecia/
Thank you
Dr Rashmi
I have scarring alopecia. I have some scarring but not much. However, I do have a lot of shrunken follicles that are producing thin, wispy hairs, and also short broken hairs. So I don’t have any bald spots or patches. I have thick roots but very thin ends. However, I don’t know which type of CCCA alopecia I have. The doc didn’t tell me. She said CCCA alopecia and mentioned follicular degeneration. I just started using rogaine, DHT blocker pills, L-cysteine pills, L-tyrosine pills, biotin tables, multivitamins, and just purchased the irestore helmet. Hope all of that helps me!
Did it help?
Hi, did it help you?
Did it help?
Carolina Rosa Absolutely!!!!!
Ms. Richard I have alopecia as well. I have biotin pills, cortisone, neoptide and finasterida
Amazing video!!!!
Very helpful
No you don't sound like a broken record you are stating the fact and yes it is very, very, very important to go to a dermatologist, doctor, someone with a medical degree to to treat the problem as soon as possible before it cause permanent hair loss. I have scarring alopecia with ccca and the diagnosis report mentioned mild. The main key is to seek help asap. I experiencing burning, itchy, a bug crawling under my skin, etc. I quickly went to the dermatologist .
Thank you!!! How is your alopecia doing now?
@@DeepaBerar thank you for asking. My edges are filling in. The hair on my crown is slowly filling in and it has been 1 year and 6 months since the bald spot on the crown. I have a follow up dermatologist this Tuesday. The rest of my hair is growing thick except for the crown and the edges. I am praying that by the end of next year I will have hair all over the crown. Last April after receiving my diagnosed my dermatologist quickly prescribed antibiotics doxycycline hyclate, Clobetasol Propionate Tropical Solution for the scalp and ketoconazole shampoo.
Based on what you've described, I think I have the telegen one - known to me as stress-induced alopecia. I did not hear you say if hair loss is permanent or not with that one.
I've tried fermented rice water, oil/aloe hair masks, and Minoxidil - which actually caused additional hair loss. I also see a therapist, and have worked very hard on stress management.
My doctor will be prescribing a pill, which affects blood pressure, potassium and different hormones. She says it could be at least 6 weeks before I see any results.
Do you have any thoughts, ideas, or suggestions?
I went through the same or similar change in my life as you and was diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder....my dermatologist recommended viviscal extra strength(silver and white package) I actually bought it on Amazon it was was way cheaper. Its a supplment you take 2 times a day I also took vitamin d,iron,biotin with it for 6 months and saw such a difference in my hair especially the bald patch on my crown which was the size of a quarter. Be consistent and you will see results it is a slow process.i saw change every two weeks and still taking everything my hair loss has also slowed. Don't stress you'll be fine! 🙂
@@suzanmohi Thank you for the encouragement. I'm not sure why the dermatologist didn't suggest Viviscal, unless it would interfere with other meds I'm on. But I already take D, biotin, and 2-3 others I can't think of at the moment. It's been two years since my hair loss. I haven't seen any improvement yet, just the additional hair loss from the Minoxidil.
I should start the new medication Saturday. 🙏🏻🤞
My hair was always fine and thin, but it was always pretty. This is so hard! 😢
@@saundrajohnson1571 im sorry I totally understand where your coming from. The more you think about it the more stressful it becomes. You'll be fine 🙂 the viviscal is otc supplement i dont think it would interfere with anything because I am currently on medication for MS. Best of luck i hope everything works for you!
@@suzanmohi Thanks, Suzie. I appreciate it. All the best to you, as well. 🙂
I have a nephew who is about 10 years old and has been going to a psychologist for about two years he’s alopecia is getting a bit worse but it gets better in the summer is that a normal thing and is there a certain hairdresser we should be going to for him.??
It sounds like it could be vit D Deficiency. You might want to have his parent check that. Especially winter time. Just my personal thought. I hope this helps 🙏
Is traction alopecia curable? I have problems with my edges and my crown. Is there anything natural that you recommend?
I think it is, I had traction alopecia a few years ago and my hair grew back. I recommend trying her rosemary and oil recipe!
How long were you on AIP before you started introducing foods that were previously eliminated? I would love to know more of the AIP process that you followed during the beginning to now.
I was AIP for 3 months before I started introducing things back in.
I have androgenic alopecia, have been to dermatologist they say use Rogain and spironolactone that’s all. I got PRP but no results :( what more can I do
Ayesha Shaikh me too. How did you get diagnosed for Androgenic Alopecia ? I also tried PRP with minoxidil much hair did grow tiny 1 inch pieces but they were very scanty and thin so they just fell off eventually. It’s till not sure which type I have. I don’t have hair loss in my family, no hormonal issue or any nutrition deficiency. I didn’t do a scalp biopsy but they checked it with a micro lens and said it was permanently damaged (follicles)
What shampoo and conditioner do you use
I was using the Shea Moisture Superfruit complex during the alopecia
With scaring , Dr prescribed antibiotics, and malaria drug that cause cancer
This is random but what about rogain? I have pcos and hoshimotos still loosing hair
Great question! So Rogaine is a temporary solution that only works for as long as you use it. From what I’ve read it stops working once you stop using it.
@Courtney Pie I also have pcos & hoshimotos . I can understand your pain dear. My front hair is thinning day by day. I can't deal with it anymore. 😭😢
@@jaytara463 I’m so sorry! I’m actually pregnant now and my hair has not been falling out I’m sure once the baby is born it will come back with a vengeance
Which type of Alopecia widens your part ? Middle and sides. I thought it was Androgenic Alopecia. I lost 30% of my hair when I was 19 It was overall not patches. I don’t have any hormone Imbalance or nutrition deficiency or family history of hair loss.
Did you regrowed your hair?
Janhavi Shukla hi, No... I’m 31 now and I have defused hair loss as in I still have hair but my scalp is also visible
@@ispeakmymind428 ohh...have you concerned to any doctor?
Emma Larraine..Thanks for your reply!!♥️
I speak My mind Have you tried her recipe with rosemary?
Postpartum alopecia
What kind of alopecia did you have?