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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm 52 and post-menopausal. I ended up getting cortisone shots in my scalp. It's the only thing that seemed to work. I had my thyroid checked, taking multi-vitamins, Biotin, etc. Made no difference. I've done 2 rounds - shots every 6 weeks for 6 months. It's not as thick as in my 20s but better than it was 4 years ago. FWIW - I had a lot of problems finding good information on this. Research is mixed on the shots but it's the only thing I found that made any difference. [/quote] Do you have the name of the doctor you saw for this? I will ask my derm about this when I see her tomorrow. [/quote] Following. I’m in my early thirties but have always had fine/thin hair. [/quote] 19:16 here. I see Dr. Kaufman and Dr. Greene in Alexandria (father/daughter practice). To the immediate PP, if you're hair has always been fine/thin, that might just be the way your hair is. My hair is fine but, until the last 5 years or so, I've always had a lot of it. My hairline was noticeably receding and my part (when I have one) was much wider.[/quote]
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