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If you have throbbing on your transplanted area, it is not normal. You should contact your doctor for a follow up.
Throbbing is generally not a common symptom to have, especially if it develops later on and not immediately after the surgery. Having it in a specific area is also a cause for concern as opposed to simply feeling it over the entire scalp. Regardless, contact your doctor about it, since its possible it's nothing but also possible there is some complication.
You should return to see your doctor of there is throbbing in one particular place. If it is general scalp throbbing, I would not worry about it.
This could possibly be due to an arteriovenous fistula, which is an abnormal connection that can form between an artery and a vein during the first 2-3 weeks after surgery. You should notify your surgeon about this, as you may require further surgery.
If the hair graft is transplanted in the direction that is not natural, you cannot fix it. You change the direction of hair after the surgery. That is why choosing the right surgeon or clinic is so important. Not being able to reach your doctor is also a red flag.
Cold weather should not be a factor after a hair transplant surgery. If you are concerned contact your doctor or invest in warm clothing and hat.
It would be best to ask your doctor about mediation related questions or changing medications. After all your doctor knows your history and circumstances best.
At 8 months most of your results should be apparent but it can take up to 12 months or more for full results.If at that point you are still unhappy I suggest returning to your surgeon and expressing your concerns.Are you using something to prevent further loss such as Finasteride or Minoxidil?...
The tingly sensations and headaches are likely from damaged nerve branches which happens in FUT commonly. As these severed nerves try to recover, you can get abnormal sensations that could range from loss of sensation to heightened sensations including headaches and tingly sensations. Most nerve...
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