@Julieta Oyola Here is the DHT blocker I use. One can get a prescription for them as well. Read the reviews, these people tell so many stories all pertaining to hair loss and this supplement helping them! https://a.co/d/0cZ5ktYi

Hi Julieta! 💕 I have put together a more thoughtful response with some information. I’m so glad your friend has been able to rule out cancer and is already working with a dermatologist. Significant hair loss can be emotionally overwhelming, and having someone like you helping her gather information and feel supported can mean so much. I mentioned pumpkin seed oil, DHT blockers, GHK-Cu, AHK-Cu, KLOW, and hormone testing, but I want to explain where those options fit because different types of hair loss need different approaches. Something that helps hormonal thinning may not address hair loss caused by the immune system attacking the follicles. First, I would find out the exact diagnosis from her biopsy. “Alopecia” simply means hair loss—it doesn’t identify the cause. Alopecia areata is an autoimmune form, but other inflammatory conditions can affect the follicles too. One especially useful question is whether her hair loss is scarring or nonscarring, because that affects treatment and the possibility of regrowth. Getting the actual name of the condition would make everyone’s experiences and suggestions much more relevant to her. If she has alopecia areata, the injections she’s receiving may be corticosteroids, which dermatologists commonly use to reduce inflammation around affected follicles. It would be helpful to confirm the medication rather than assume. Depending on the extent of the condition, dermatologists may also discuss other treatments, including prescription JAK inhibitors for severe alopecia areata. There are established treatment options worth discussing alongside anything experimental. Pumpkin seed oil and DHT blockers These are more relevant when there is an androgen-related or pattern hair loss component. DHT is made from testosterone and can contribute to progressive follicle miniaturization in people who are genetically susceptible. Blocking DHT does not directly address the autoimmune process behind alopecia areata. Pumpkin seed oil has some encouraging research for pattern hair loss, including a small placebo-controlled study in men. However, that does not establish that it treats autoimmune alopecia or that a woman with immune-related hair loss will get the same results. I would view it as something to ask her dermatologist about if she also has pattern thinning, rather than an answer to the immune issue itself. (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov⁠)

@Dee Chappelle You’re welcome ❤️

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@Dee Chappelle Yes! Honestly traditional doctors frustrate me so much! I have had countless conversations and read countless messages of women who have been looked at crazy by their doctors or go years without HRT! It’s definitely a process of finding which forms of HRT help you personally because some help others and some don’t. For me recently I started the Laennec placenta injections and I can SAY THAT THEY HAVE HELPED me far more with my peri symptoms than anything else! I’m also micro dosing Test! This past few weeks I feel even better than I did with my creams and test injections! Absolutely don’t give up, KEEP advocating for yourself! You deserve to feel your best, to feel like you again! Peri, menopause, post is hard on us and I hope and pray every woman in here finds what helps them! ❤️🙏🏼❤️

@Dee Chappelle So happy you’re feeling better! ❤️💕💗