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> I went to the hospital today...
> I think it's early hair loss...So I'm going to talk about him
> I told the doctor
> He said it's possible, but it's not for sure...I'm already
> Your hair is much thinner than before...ㅠ_ㅠ
>
> For people with early hair loss, whether they have alopecia or seborrheic dermatitis
> Can't you tell if it's temporarily losing a lot of weight??
>
> Should I just wait for a clear symptom to come out without any countermeasures??
> I'm so worried and frustrated...
>
> I already don't have a lot of hair in my bangs, so I'm just fluttering a few hairs...
> I've been to a few dermatologists, but I don't know for sure
> You only say seborrheic dermatitis...It's so frustrating...
>
> What should I do?? I've compared my hair, but the hair that falls out
> I thought it was thinner than the back of my hair...
> I'm in my early 20s...I'm already worried about this
> It's so pathetic...
> I'm already worried when I go to meet my girlfriend today...
> I'm depressed...
If the hair where it falls out is thinner than the back of the head, there is a 90% chance of hair loss.
Especially, like circular hair loss, it's not just a very specific area..
My hair is getting thinner..I'm fluttering..Then it's almost certain.
Waiting for obvious symptoms is no different from waiting until you become bald.
Go ahead and take it. I've been losing weight since I was 20.
It's because I don't feel like I'm telling you this way.
I only heard about seborrheic dermatitis when I went to the hospital. I also treated seborrheic dermatitis by wasting money.
Don't listen to the quack doctor (if you say it's irritable dermatitis, get a prescription there, too)
Go ahead and get prosca and minoxidil.
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