Odd hairloss at 23: Extremely depressed and suicidal. (PICS)

**TimJermaine** · 10-13-2014, 04:01 PM

I went through the same thing, all the chicks used to tell me I had the nicest hair, you have to relax man. 99% of people on this forum would kill to have your hair including me, and not one person in the world can notice that you're thinning. And there are some things that can halt your hair loss now: Propecia, RU, and CB. Look into them and if you're suicidal, do get help man because your hair is FINE.

**hellouser** · 10-13-2014, 04:15 PM

Where the hell is this guys hair loss?

Is this thread a piss take on actual balding men?

**XYZ** · 10-13-2014, 04:48 PM

Originally posted by hellouser

Where the hell is this guys hair loss?

Is this thread a piss take on actual balding men?

Can you not see the five miniaturized hairs on his hairline ?

**macster** · 10-13-2014, 05:59 PM

Also, do know that propecia may work on your hairline, sides, etc. It is not that it doesn't work there, it is just that in most men, it does not seem to work as well. But it may, so you shouldn't just write propecia off.

Also, don't forget minoxidil. That works too.

I feel your pain. This can be very difficult to deal with. But it is important that you decide to address this medical condition like any other medical condition / disease anyone else would have - with as clear a head as possible, with proper medical treatment, and with a vision towards the long run. Like with some other diseases, if you want to address, you will have to address this for the rest of your life. Take that mature, level-headed approach to this condition and you have a much better chance of doing ok and emerging a better man for it.

Best of luck.

**nursedude22** · 10-13-2014, 06:26 PM

Originally posted by hellouser

Where the hell is this guys hair loss?

Is this thread a piss take on actual balding men?

Not at all, my hair used to be so much thicker and its been thinning quite rapidly these last couple months. I want to prevent any further loss before its too late.

**nursedude22** · 10-13-2014, 06:38 PM

Originally posted by macster

Also, do know that propecia may work on your hairline, sides, etc. It is not that it doesn't work there, it is just that in most men, it does not seem to work as well. But it may, so you shouldn't just write propecia off.

Also, don't forget minoxidil. That works too.

I feel your pain. This can be very difficult to deal with. But it is important that you decide to address this medical condition like any other medical condition / disease anyone else would have - with as clear a head as possible, with proper medical treatment, and with a vision towards the long run. Like with some other diseases, if you want to address, you will have to address this for the rest of your life. Take that mature, level-headed approach to this condition and you have a much better chance of doing ok and emerging a better man for it.

Best of luck.

Was using rogaine 5% for two weeks and unfortunately gave me really bad dark circles under my eyes so I discontinued it, and I completely agree with you, I need to take more of a holistic approach of this situation. I'm aware other factors can cause hairloss besides mpb. Thyroid problems and Telogen effluvium come to mind. I've started nursing school three months ago and have been under a significant amount of stress.... so maybe I shouldn't rule TE out. I also had a car accident a year ago (August 2013) where I broke my jaw and wrist (needed surgery on both). Will propecia regrow the hair lost from TE? Also has anyone had regrowth/thickening of the hairline,sides,temples while on the drug?

**nursedude22** · 10-13-2014, 06:43 PM

@TimJermaine Thanks man, your post made me feel slightly better about this nightmare. Isn't RU the topical version of propecia? To my knowledge there hasn't been enough studies of it to be considered effective....anyone had good results on it?

P.S Where would I classify on the Norwood Scale?

Thanks so much guys, if it wasn't for this site I would've been baker-acted for sure.

**fred970** · 10-13-2014, 06:45 PM

I'll just say two things:

1. You have no hair loss.
2. You have BDD and you may need therapy.
3. You must be aware that it looks like trolling and I think it actually may be.

**nursedude22** · 10-13-2014, 07:11 PM

Originally posted by fred970

I'll just say two things:

1. You have no hair loss.
2. You have BDD and you may need therapy.
3. You must be aware that it looks like trolling and I think it actually may be.

The pictures don't capture it, it looks worst in person for sure. Even though I would LOVE to think I have no hairloss, my side burns/temple/back of ear area ARE indeed thinning. You can definitely see it on these pix

I came to this forum to get some insight of this because I'm aware the sides of the scalp aren't affected by MPB/DHT....I'm hoping to chat with other guys who've encountered similar problems and see if there's any solutions to it.

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**fred970** · 10-13-2014, 07:44 PM

My sides looks just like yours, and they're perfectly fine, and you're perfectly fine. It's normal to have some see-through on the sides.

Do you realise this kind of topic makes some of us who've gone through real hair loss and major depression because of it very angry?

Talk to a dermatologist, and after he tells you that you're perfectly fine, talk to a psychologist.

**nursedude22** · 10-13-2014, 08:35 PM

Originally posted by fred970

My sides looks just like yours, and they're perfectly fine, and you're perfectly fine. It's normal to have some see-through on the sides.

Do you realise this kind of topic makes some of us who've gone through real hair loss and major depression because of it very angry?

Talk to a dermatologist, and after he tells you that you're perfectly fine, talk to a psychologist.

So you're saying this site discriminates on guys with less aggressive hairloss?

**Haircure** · 10-13-2014, 08:45 PM

No the people here are saying that you are overreacting so bad that's it's reached the level of troll status and/or you genuinely need psychological help. You say you are suicidal because you think you have hairloss even though were you are at now most dermatologist and or hair specialist would simply turn you away and tell you to see a psychiatrist. Even if you indeed have AGA (male-pattern baldness) and you show up here with a full thick head of hair and complain your life is over, how exactly do you expect others here to react given that they actually have visible hair loss?

Honestly you need help, if you react this bad to finding out you might be losing hair, how do you imagine you will react to other actually severe situations that occurs throughout life? You gonna kill yourself because a few hairs falling out? Even though statistically speaking bald/balding men are common.

If it bothers you that much take the others advise and get a finasteride prescription, and stick with the brand name one, as there have been numerous guys out there saying they had issues with generic.

**Notcoolanymore** · 10-13-2014, 10:23 PM

If the condition of your hair is what is making you suicidal, I would hate to see what happens when you actually have a real problem. There should be a seperate section for these types of hair loss cases.

**justhair** · 10-13-2014, 10:30 PM

I am a gay male, age 23 and hair loss made me feel "suicidal" as well until I recently had a transplant, waiting for it to grow.

I say you hair looks great right now,
So what you must do is keep it that way.

Try to get 15% minox so you never need a surgery

Best of luck to you.

Odd hairloss at 23: Extremely depressed and suicidal. (PICS)

Odd hairloss at 23: Extremely depressed and suicidal. (PICS)

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