I'm not in a position to give you advice, but as a hair loss person in their 20s, I don't know the level of your hair loss, so it's hard to give you accurate advice
After looking at the comments, if you look at the posts you wrote
I think you're having a hard time with the current situation.
Not too long ago, someone insisted that I study harder at times like this, but I can't say anything because this is the answer
In my case, I fell in love with studying because of self-destruction after hair loss, so I took this year in the first semester and got a full fine for the first time. I'm using the money I'm trying to pay tuition to take hair loss medicine.
I also look at the mirror a lot at home. But looking in the mirror didn't even make my reality better.
These days, I just turn off the heat. When the lights turn on, the nerves turn to the mirror and live with a Sudanese on like a reading room.
For your information, I am between early and mid hair loss. It's stressful even though it's hidden to some extent in the past, but if the normal level is worse, you'll be more stressed than I am.
But if you're that stressed and come here every day to comment and think about taking a leave of absence and not studying, I think it's better to have a hair transplant than a medication treatment.
To be honest, I'm sad because it feels like I'm seeing you in my first semester.
Of course, that doesn't mean I'm not stressed at all right now. Even now, I keep my head down, go to school, and sit in the corner and it's the same.
But should I say I changed my mind??
Hair loss people should have better qualifications and study better than others. You have to make better money than others. Money is the cure after all.
Think about hair transplants and SMP scalp tattoos. If you're that stressed, you can't even get the medicine right. I think you should get surgery somehow rather than medication.
As I am in my 20s, I am writing this because I feel sorry.
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