JeterCrazed
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Mmmm penguin fat
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Sound good to me, too.
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Mmmm penguin fat
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Yeaaaa! Mine did too My scalp is red very often where they did the biopsies...
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MrsS sheanu How did everything turn out? Any updates?
I went today and got injections. I am done with the prescription foam. The very top of my head felt warm and itchy most of the time for month, that feeling finally went away. I am also seeing my thin spot fill in. So time will tell, but as for now, the thin area looks to be filling in good.
yorkpatties I haven't heard anything from my doctor yet so I'll give it a couple more days and email him. My stitches were removed on Wednesday and my scalp is healing up. Unfortunately, one of my students (I work in an autism classroom) pulled my hair on the side of my scalp biopsy and some hair came out along with the crust the skin was forming to heal. Needless to say that I'm praying for that area to grow despite the damage.
I'll keep you updated when I get the results.
sheanu said:I'm very sorry about that. I know how much the biopsies hurt...perhaps some aloe or EOs could help soothe the areas a bit? Keep us posted
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I put vaseline and a bandage yesterday like the nurse did after she removed the stitches to keep the area moist. So far, no sign of infection or excessive pain have occurred. Just my dumb luck!
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yorkpatties I haven't heard anything from my doctor yet so I'll give it a couple more days and email him. My stitches were removed on Wednesday and my scalp is healing up. Unfortunately, one of my students (I work in an autism classroom) pulled my hair on the side of my scalp biopsy and some hair came out along with the crust the skin was forming to heal. Needless to say that I'm praying for that area to grow despite the damage.
I'll keep you updated when I get the results.
yorkpatties I haven't heard anything from my doctor yet so I'll give it a couple more days and email him. My stitches were removed on Wednesday and my scalp is healing up. Unfortunately, one of my students (I work in an autism classroom) pulled my hair on the side of my scalp biopsy and some hair came out along with the crust the skin was forming to heal. Needless to say that I'm praying for that area to grow despite the damage.
I'll keep you updated when I get the results.
MrsS said:sheanu, JeterCrazed, yorkpatties My scalp is healing up nicely. It has a light pink color now and is not sensitive to touch anymore. That kid did yank a good chunk out of my hair and I'm hoping this will not cause further damage.
I received the results today and my doc said that I had traction alopecia. He is prescribing me a topical steroid ointment to apply on the area for two to three months and he also recommended that I use men's Rogaine. He said some of it might be reversible and that the steroidal ointment would reduce inflammation. I sure hope it helps, because my smooth as a baby's butt temple area is not the business.
What's wrong with using the men's Rogaine?
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Awwwww I'm glad your scalp is healing up so well! Traction alopecia sucks but we'll get through this. Lmk if you try the rogaine
JeterCrazed said:I tries rogaine years ago and got zero results, but I didn't try it due to traction alopecia. My mom had baby smooth edges and hers eventually grew back.
sheanu said:Did hers grow back in their own or because of rogaine?
JeterCrazed said:sheanu, on it's own. She sometimes used black pepper.
JeterCrazed said:sheanu, on it's own. She sometimes used black pepper.
HauteHippie said:Co-siging on Origins Check and Balances. Really impressed with that product. I think biotin and cocconut oil caused my flare up. Oiling in the AM, rotating biotin (every other day) and adding MSM helped me out.
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