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Inflammation [Beitrag #145495] :: Fr., 26 Dezember 2008 01:01 
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Mal wertfrei reingestellt (danach noch einer zu Revivogen).
Einzige Anmerkung, die Entzündung muss aus'm Balg raus, nur wie ???:
Quelle:
http://www.hairlossfight.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1466
Quote:
My inflammation theory:
Hi everyone,
I am starting to believe in the theory that baldness is the outcome of an inflammtory reaction that occurs at the hair follicles or at the surrounding
celles of the follicles. As a pharmacist, I know that one of the ONLY reactions in the body that changes slowly but IRREVERSIBLY
the functioning of cells is inflammation. Just like a continous inflammation of the joints, COPD, scarring etc... Once a cell has lost its function it
changes into a fibroblast - a scar cell and will remain unfunctional forever. I think this is the reason why DHT inhibitors won't work for everyone.
Let's face it, if male pattern hairloss was purely a consequence of DHT, drugs like propecia and avodart would help every single man with impressive
success. So the theory of an iflammation at the follicles would explain it. If a hair follicle changed and lost its funcionality, nothing will revive it.
It also explains well the fact that the more you wait till you start with treatment the less effect you will get from it, as the follicles/surrounding
tissues changed irreversably. Blocking DHT may be important because DHT probabely has a role in this inflammation. Only if the inflmmation isn't severe
(or there are hairs that only started with the reaction) will these drugs have the chance to actually regrow.
So guys, in my opinion if you tried propecia or other DHT inhibitor and didn't see any change or did see but the progress has stopped and it's steady,
it's very doubtful that other products will help more. This is probably the most you can regrow...
I am seriously considering to focus on anti inflammation drugs such as Elidel cream or Inflamil, and I believe this should be the first line of drugs
when STARTING the threatment in hairloss.
So, I am not expecting to regrow more than what I have so far, but dreams like Elidel might maintain my situation. I am going to add a topical DHT
inhibitor (Don't want to take oral propecia) because I do think it has to do with the inflammation.
Tell me what you think about my theory guys. I honestly start to believe in it...SAD AS IT MIGHT BE.
Eliaz
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Antwort auf Eliaz:
OH I believe you, without a doubt from my own experiences. Im 21, and Ive been losing hair for the last 2 years. Im at the point now where my hair line
is thinning and my crown or vertex area is really thin. And I am using 2 of the most popular and highly effective products. One being Xandrox15 and
another being Revivogen. And Ive been using xandrox since december and using revivogen for the last 3 months. ANd boy oh boy am I still losing hair. I
honestly think the Xandrox15 OR even the revivogen is triggering some sort of inflammation. And the thing is, its hard to tell if I have it or not cause
its not like my whole scalp goes under inflammation. Its almost like little spots here and there get itchy and feel hotter then my average body
temperature. I didnt think too much on it, but after weeks and weeks I realize, I think I have inflammation. Cause if I am getting all these random itchy
spots and my scalp feels warmer then the rest of my skin, and if I havent had much result from xandrox15 or revivogen....hmmmm....INFLAMMATION!!!!!!!!!!
So, I ordered Inflammil and inflammil shampooo today without hesitation. I wish I woulda done this sooner is all Im gonna have to say.....at least I can
save the remainder hair I got left......this sucks though cause Im afraid some spots wont regrow but we'll see....and if anything I'll get a hair
transplant in the future.....so Im not too bummed out...just glad I realize this now then later. thanks
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Re: Inflammation [Beitrag #145504 ist eine Antwort auf Beitrag #145495] :: Fr., 26 Dezember 2008 02:21 
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neo_99
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Also ich kenn mich da nicht gut aus, aber ich vermut mal, dass bisher bei AGA-Patienten im Blut nicht nach spezifischen AGA-Entzündungen gesucht wurde? Das klingt so simpel, dass ich mir nicht vorstellen kann, dass man diese Möglichkeit bisher einfach übersehen hat? Wäre natürlich wunderbar, wenn es so einfach ginge...
Was sagen denn die Mediziner hier dazu?
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