Recently, a dermatologist noted "small hairs with thicker diameter near the scalp and pointy at the end." I am worried about the long duration of possible recovery or AGA. I have read online forums and the "atlas if trichoscopy" and was wondering if these "upright regrowing hairs" are a good indicator of recovery even though there is no clear, defined visible recovery.
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Female hair loss (diffuse patterned hair loss) may be caused by a number of different factors, including changes in hormone levels, stress, childbirth, and medications. Because the causes of diffuse thinning are so varied, an in-person examination is necessary for a proper evaluation. I...
The fact that you have less density in one area means that TE is not the only diagnosis. You could have a component of it but likely AGA is present. See a physician. One should not assume only one diagnosis is present. A persistent telogen effluvium of this nature is unusually in men;...