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Yes, this can happen. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a hair loss expert to go over your condition and advise you on best treatment options. There are great non-invasive options like prp/progesterone and/or hair transplantation. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
TE also known as Telogen effluvium can be acute or chronic and typically affects the entire scalp diffusely. However, since the back of the head is often more dense than the top and sides, this may seem to be more severe in the tops and sides.
No, TE is fairly diffuse. If hair loss is coming from certain areas only- other diagnoses should be considered.
TE often is diffuse all over the scalp - but some parts may be affected more than others. For instance - the top might be more affected than the back and sides, etc. Minoxidil, light therapies (PBM) and other treatments can all help, by the way. Good luck!
Telogen effluvium is a generalized problem and should be seen relatively uniformly throughout your scalp hair
There are no studies linking increased varicocele pain from finasteride use so you should be fine. IF you are having pain now, you will likely continue to have pain. Good luck!
Many women feel better with more energy, easier time losing weight, less depression, more libido etc with testosterone supplementation. UNFORTUNATELY, hair loss is very common with this supplementation due to the breakdown product of testosterone, DHT (dihydrotestosterone). Stopping the...
If hair loss from this that condition is permanent because of hair bulb damage , that only way for regrowth is hair restoratin surgery . You may try to use minoxidil and PRP treatments