Dealing with Hair Loss From Lupus

December 30th, 2008

As years have gone on my hair has thinned out a lot because of the lupus. I don’t like looking at a lot. It makes me feel old and reminds me of the many things lupus has done to me. It’s even harder that the medications I take everyday have some of the same side effects. I just can not win with the lupus, but this effect is minor compared to the many things lupus can do to your body. I think the thing angers me the most about the lupus is the lack of energy I deal with each day. I have tried to look on the bright side, but sometimes it’s easier said then done. Finding something to help re grow my hair has been difficult. I have gradually lost more of my hair because of the lupus. nioxin is one the medications you can buy to help regrow your hair. I think that anything is worth it to feel better about myself in general. Feeling better about myself is very difficult for me. I am much better then I use to be about myself, so that’s a big step in my dealing with lupus and its side dishes. I just have to find the good things about living with lupus, if their any of them.

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  1. bartolomo on December 31, 2008 10:58 am

    Good luck for next year. Keep your chin up.

  2. food-kids-recipe on January 1, 2009 9:19 am

    Happy New Year 2009. May God still give best chance to us to make better life than last year.

  3. Cashmere on January 1, 2009 12:32 pm

    Don’t let the loss of hair let you down.. You can always wear a wig or a hat when you go out.. May 2009 brings you more health and happiness for you. Smile! :)

  4. Eleanor on January 2, 2009 12:03 pm

    hello, i wanna give u this award…

    http://eleanormordenoaguilar.blogspot.com/2009/01/yay-another-award.html

  5. food-kids-recipe on January 6, 2009 12:55 am

    may GOD with you always.and i wish you have a success in 2009

  6. James Mangosteen Dean on January 8, 2009 8:42 pm

    Just a brief not to say that I’ve referenced your blog at the bottom of this page as “a blog about one woman’s battle with Lupus.”

    http://mangosteenjuicetestimonials.wordpress.com/2008/12/16/mangosteen-juice-effect-on-lupus-testimonials-1-4/

    Best of luck.

    James Mangosteen Dean

  7. Madz on January 9, 2009 1:47 am

    Hiya there, I think I must have been dropping your EC’s but my 1st time to stay longer and decided to drop a line.. I like your blog though…I was thinking maybe we can exchange links? Please advise so will do so..

    Btw, here’s my 3 blogs, hope to see you soon..
    http://madzlifesdiary.blogspot.com/
    http://madzlifesknowledge.blogspot.com/
    http://mybeachweddinginmauritius.blogspot.com/

  8. James Mangosteen Dean on January 9, 2009 5:25 am

    Hi, thanks for posting at my blog. I’ve left a reply for you.

    Also, I dug through the files and found and posted the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome testimonials

    http://mangosteenjuicetestimonials.wordpress.com/2009/01/09/mangosteen-juice-testimonials-for-effects-on-chronic-fatigue-syndrome-testimonials-1-3/

    for you. I hope that they strike a chord with you.

    James Mangosteen Dean

  9. Erika on February 2, 2009 9:32 am

    Hi,

    I came across your blog while searching ways to regrow my hair in google…I have SLE as well and I have been wearing wigs for the past 10 years. Lupus has taken away my teenage years, I am 21 this year and still, I cannot go out without wearing a wig. Lupus has stopped me from pursuing my dream as being a model. I understand how u feel, i have a very nice website which sells really great style wigs, nobody ever finds out i am wearing one :)

    http://www.morefunhouse.com

    lets be strong for the new year :)
    cheers
    Erika

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