i have a bald patch on top of my head it just came away.
211736
When my brother was younger, he had the exact same thing happen to him.  Your hair loss could be "Alopecia Areata".  It's a type of hair loss that occurs when your immune system mistakenly attacks hair follicles, which where hair growth begins.  Experts don't know why this happens.  Alopecia is most common in people younger than 20, but can occur in children and adults of all ages.
109302
What you describe could be a skin infection, "white heads" or other skin problems.  You can try to use a benzoil peroxide topical cream or wash and see if that helps. Soap or acne preparations containing salicylic acid might also be of benefit. It might take several days or weeks for these options to help clear your skin up, if they are going to help.\n\nUnfortunatly, if it is some type of infection, there are few effective OTC medications avalible and might require an Rx antibiotic to resolve the problem. \n\nOnly a doctor or other medical professonal can diagnose this problem for you.  If it becomes worse, spreads, or is of concern to you please seek medical treatment.
419035
You are suffering from Alopecia and there isn't an effective medicinal cure for this condition. I suffered from a single circular patch for over a year and found it completely disappeared after visiting a Chiropractor (skeletal manipulation expert). I am certain than the condition was caused by trapped nerves in my spinal area.\n\nOver a life time your skeleton can suffer many problems which the body adapts around. A Chiropractor attempts to correct these problems and this can have profound effects on health.\n\nIf you do go to a Chiropractor make sure he/she is experienced and accredited by a national body like the British Chiropractic Association or the equivalent in your country.
452464
hi dude,\ndandruff exactly is your dead\nskin on your head.\nyou may take care of it and\nconsult some skin specialist.\nit may be helpful to you.\nthe same ouestion was with me b4 3 months.
438724
Sweetheart, yours is falling but mine is gone!  I have rheumatoid arthritis too and my hair is in bald patches and spots and I wear wigs now. I have Systemic Lupus and hair loss is a symptom of the illness. Have you been screened for the anti body? If not you should be. There is no cure for the disease and it is terminal but not deadly, necessarily. Discuss this with your rhuematologist as it is a strong possibility that it's what's going on with you. There is no baldness in my family either, not even the males.
274209
Your doctor just might not have given you something strong enough to wipe it out.Just call the office and tell them what is going on.I had the same thing 6 years ago it went away just fine but I don't remember what the doctor gave me to take.
419332
I've had that problem a few years back and it lasted for several months, but it faded away as time goes on.  Don't worry, it will subside...
332639
that sound like an std or have u shaved resently it might been from that or an  allergic reaction. go 2 an doctor an see
363398
wow!  I say you are one lovely lucky person! Praise the good Lord sweetie. There must be lots of people who'd rather lose their hair than their life!  Anyway, your hair will grow back, it's only hair......... in the meantime, go to a professional wig shop and let them fit you properly so your temporary hair will look as natural and feel as though you have no wig on. After your hair grows back  you may still choose to wear the wig! God has blessed  you and given you many more happy and healthy years to come. Embrace them and don't fret the hair. Also, maybe you can take vitamin B and also Evening Primrose vitamins. These are supposed to help with hairloss.  Good luck to you and remember,,,rejoice in your newly blessed life and don't fret the small stuff sweetie.
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it sounds like a form of eczema.  go get some hydrocortizone cream from the pharmacy (they sell it over the counter).  it should help it clear up.  if it doesnt go away from that, you may need a stronger dose, which you can only get to a doctor.  also, since there are little heads in it, i would suggest something with a little sulfur in it.  that will help your body learn to fight it. \nbut, it may just be an allergic reaction to the soap you are using.  stop using the soap you have, and if that doesnt work, try the above suggestions.  if you have any more questions, feel free to IM or message me.  good luck
455537
The best thing you can do is face the fact you are balding.\n\nThere is nothing (aside from a hair transplant) you can take or do about it.\n\nBe happy with the look you have, and everyone else will be too.
545659
A friend of mine had something similar but went to the doctors and got it sorted , I can't remeber what it was but he must go to his GP !!
226509
use a lice comb....the small teeeth removes it. but be gentle so you dont create more dandruff
379359
I would suggest going to your doctor if it is not already gone.  It could be an infected pore or ingrown hair as well.
43321
You should see a dermatologist. A friend of mine suddenly lost ALL her hair (alopecia)-sp?  It was traumatic. She had to get a wig which was hard because she had no hair with which to fasten the wig onto. Miraculously her hair all came back after about 6 months or so.
299938
Consult your physician, otherwise there is nothing wrong with baldness - my husband is bald and I find him very sexually attractive.
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You don't say if you're male or female, but if it's not the usual Male Pattern Baldness, and if is an abrupt change or in unusual patterns, you'd best see a doctor. It can be illness or nutritional issues.\n\nThe chances of it being cancer are a little low. Most hair loss associated with cancer is as a result of radiation or chemotherapy treatments.\n\nRegardless, see your doctor.