Guest guest Posted September 27, 2007 Report Share Posted September 27, 2007 Hey everyone!!! I've gotta problem going on here. When I was on the methotrexate pills, I noticed that there were a few more hairs in the brush. Ok, I know that is normal. When I went on the injectable MTX, there were even more hairs in my brush. Ok, not unexpected. I know that the Enbrel, Plaquinal, Remicaid, and Prednisone can also do this. Thing is, I haven't had ANY of these meds for a little over a year and a half. Now, last year I was on so many different antibiotics because of my chronic recurring pyleonephritis. I even had a weird episode of renal failure (I'll ost that weird story another time). So, as of November of 2006 the only meds I take are pain meds, multivitamine, and Estrovent (herbal alternative to hormone replacement). The other things is that my hair is not just thinning more, I actually have patchy areas where there is no hair. Thankfully, my hair is long enough to cover these areas. There is hair growth occurring in those naked areas, but could it be that the meds from over a year and a half ago (and that's when I stopped them after having restarting them about 4 weeks prior). I had been on those meds for nearly 5 years. I have been to all the allopecia websites but there really isn't any answer there. I'd say that I'm pulling my hair out over this, but it's falling out so fast that I really can't use that saying!! When ever I want to talk to my doctor about things, he is really great about listening. When I want to talk about treatment down the road, he says " we will cross that bridge when we get to it " . I always tell him that in my life there are no bridges, there is only rapid slowing shark infest water that we have to swim across!! I haven't talked to him about this because it has only happened in the last week. I don't know what is happening. Thanks for listening. I appreciate being able to talk things out. Hugs.....Marina Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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