Living with Alopecia (Hair Loss)This section is a place to share stories about Living with Alopecia (Hair Loss). Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download alopecia patches on women Hi I am a 32yr old Southland Mum & I have been getting this very embaressing condition since about the age of 13. It comes and goes but mostly stays. I’v seen the Dr when a hairdresser 1st told me of a bald patch 1 day. Now the patches get alot bigger about size of a large dessert spoon on both sides of my head, behind my ears, on top of my head , a couple of smaller patches else wear as well as half of an eyebrow. As far as I know it can be caused by stress, which I try not to do. I have lovly naturally curly thin hair which looks great when I can leave it out but mostly have to tie it up strategically to try to hide the patches. Some people have been very insenitive to me when they see it, so the more I /they can see it , the more I unhappily think about it. Is there anyone in a very similar situation to me? I would love to find out alot more about it and how I can help myself & anyone else. Comments
June 2007
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