Percocet causes your hair (and eyelashes) to break and fall out. I’m 56 and have always had TONS of hair. “Enough for three people,” my stylist always commented. I had been on Percocet for 4 years due to severe Hip Dysplasia and my hair was coming out in little chunks. My beautiful, long eyelashes kept breaking until it looked like I barely had any. I thought it was because I’m in my 50’s. I had a full hip replacement last year and am finally off the pain meds. I’ve been off them about a month and, to my astonishment, my hair is growing back as thick as it used to be and my eyelashes are long and beautiful again! Those rotten pills! I don’t know how I would have gotten along without them as I was in severe pain, but I’m glad I’m off them now. My hair is recovering, so the hair loss doesn’t seem to be permanent.

Give your hair time and eat healthily. It should recover. Good luck!

This is a reasonable study. Read it and try it if you like. I don’t see a down side

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4289931/

Reading the comments are about as interesting as the video. Most men don’t understand how a hair system works and this picture shows it well. Good hair systems are not inexpensive. Over the years, the cost for such hair replacements can run over $15,000. That is why so many people offer hair systems. The glue that attaches to the hair system you see here pulls out hair, so many people who use then become more bald over time from the traction of the glue that pulls out hair.

r/all Hair. from interestingasfuck

The hair is a rapidly growing organ, possibly among the fastest of body well (outside the intestine). Cancers are also fast growing so when the cancer is treated with Chemotherapy, the treatment targets fast growing cells. That is why many people who get this get stomach and intestinal side effects. Hair loss occurs in the same way. We have written about the Cold Cap to prevent hair loss with chemotherapy and it is an important tool, review posts here: https://baldingblog.com/?s=cold+cap&x=0&y=0 and you can review the many posts on the subject.

Some people only partially regrow their hair if they lost it. This may be caused by permanent changes in the life of the hair follicle which is frequently limited anyway. When a hair follicle reaches the end of its life (from genetic balding or even old age), the cells undergo apoptosis (cell death). The Chemotherapy may damage the hair cycle clock limiting how many cycles the hair goes through. We know that hair goes through aging in all of us and we often see changes of hair character (from a coarser hair to a finer hair) or graying (as we lose the pigment cells that give our hair color.

Should you be shedding in areas of your head where you weren’t shedding before?

You must keep in mind that genetic balding is the enemy, which is a progressive process in ALL men- so when you see new shedding, think progression, not finasteride as the cause.