How can i successfully overcome trichotillamania?
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i myself have trichotillmanaia,but not as severely as yours,not quit sure if this article may help you but im willing to try.
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Try using Orajel or Anbesol,it helps.
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I have read about a number of different home remedies such as using lemon juice or egg whites massaged into the scalp to stop hair loss and itchiness. I think both might work in your case. Also, since you are expecting, you are probably under a lot of stress (as my wife was when she was expecting and had a similar problem.)\n\nIf this doesn't seem to correct the problem, it may be a bigger issue. I did a quick search and found this website:\nhttp://www.hairlossspecialists.com/forwomen.cfm\n\nLet's hope that it doesn't get to that point though. Best of luck!
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I have a tidy up so to speak.\nThis is personal preference, some people like to leave it totally natural, while others go the full hog and bald as a babys bum !!!  Some people trim and style it like an upside down triangle and hearts(even colour it).\nThere is a few ways off removing the hair, the easiest is waxing but not to every bodys taste.  Another favourite is shaving - be sure not to go over the same area to often as this will irritate the skin.  Trim the hair down to a short length before shaving with a pair of scissors, then have a warm bath, this will make the hairs softer.  Try and use a fragrant free female shaving foam, never dry shave. Use a new ravor every time, this will prevent infection. Hold the skin taught and go once in the direction the hair goes and then once in the opposite direction.  Rinse well when complete.  You may finish off with a very fine dusting of baby powder for a smooth finish. You may notice that the more you carry on shaving the less irritation you will have and less ingrowing hairs, and the itching will ease but unfortunately will never truley go away.\nTo make it fun or even part of foreplay, you could always get your partner to carefully do it for you, and this way there won't be any missed bits.
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You need to \nA: get a very personal wax & \nB:  wipe yourself better.
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You need to speak to your dermatologist about it.  There are treatments, it's just a matter or trying them and finding one to help.
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Ouch.... good preventative care is the best way to take care of it.  Now that you have them to some extend you'll have to suffer, but try rubbing unscented anti-persperant over the affected area.  It has great moisturizers for shaved parts.
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You could try the use of Aloe Vera Gel by Forever Living Products. I've heard that this helps, but could take up to 12 months. in combination with the Aloe First also by FLP would be even better.\nYou can find out more about these products at www.keosam.com.\nNote that these are not drugs, but natural food supplements that could help you, there are many expiriences where these products helped, so I recomend them to you.
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Coal tar might help.That's the active ingredient in Nutrogena T Gel.You can also try T Sal with salicylic acid to help the sloughing process and unclog the pores while removing dead skin cells.\nI'm surprised your doctor didn't recommend that you supplement selenium in tablet or capsule form.Selenium is linked to curing such ailments of the scalp as is vitamin C.C governs the circulation of your scalp along with some other vitamins.Biotin may also help as it's responsible for the health of the follicle.\nShen Min is a company I've used products from.They're primarily for thinning hair but have many more benefits.Do a search for that name and you'll get a few hits.\nThe fact of the matter is it sounds like psoriasis and not seborric dermatitis.You'll need to see a dermatologist if it is.
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mix few drops of lemon juice to sum coconut oil n apply this 2 yr scalp at nite. it works within a month.
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Relieve all anxiety. And stimulate your scalp. :)
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clearisal, and washing really good with soap and water works, if not go to a dermotologist like i did and get accutane, which is pretty powerful stuff!
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A home remedy is clear nail polish. It works. A doctor might prescribe atarax.
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first of all, CHANGE YOUR SHAMPOO! if you've been using that shampoo for two months and it's still not working, then it's better to throw it in the trash and get a new one! Use a mild, non-medicated shampoo. The scalp should be massaged gently to loosen flakes and the hair and scalp rinsed thoroughly. It is possible you're not rinsing your hair properly so make sure you do! but don't scratch your head when rinsing, use the tip of your fingers and massage. You may want to use tea tree oil, it's proven to be great on fungal diseases. FYI, dandruff is fungus. so change your bed sheets, pillow sheets, etc. and rinse your combs and brushes. If dandruff is still persistent, call your dermatologist.
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The disorder is trichotillomania.  I have a family member with this disorder, she's had it since she was a child.  When her stress level gets too high for her to handle the disorder takes over and she pulls out most of the hair on the front of her scalp.\nThere are treatments for this disorder, if you have the disorder do some homework before you decide on a treatment option.
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the best remedy that i know is to take the vitamin e suppliment. it is great for hair and nails. but you must take it daily.
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try some home treatments. they are really inexpensive. first, have your hair trimmed. it is healthy to have it trimmed every four to six weeks.  then, once a week, rub some extra virgin coconut oil on your scalp and on your hair. massage for about ten minutes. then, leave it on for around 15 more minutes. wash off with your favorite shampoo and condition. do this for at least twice a week. oh, by the way, check your shampoo it may not be compatible with your hair. avoid hair colors for a while, if possible. otherwise, use really mild ones. avoid blow drying your hair too much too. blow drying dries your hair and makes it suceptible to split ends and tangles. moreover, do not brush hair when it is wet. instead, use a wide teeth comb. goodluck!