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Old 04-04-2010, 04:39 PM #1
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Hi,

You may want to get your hormones checked. Call your doctor and see if maybe it could be hormonal! Before you assume it is your RSD.

Sandy

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I have RSD in both sides of my face and after a recent flair the hair on my cheeks and near the scalp line is long enough to comb. Fortunately most of it is light colored.

Should I begin shaving? Will it grow in coarser? The thought of using Nair on my face gives me the willies. Even chin hairs, eyebrows, and nose hair are growing out of control.

Also have some really long and dark hairs on my left arm that I just might take a pair of scissors to.

If any females have experience in de-MANning themselves I sure could use some help. Thanks.
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Shaving doesn't really make hair grow in coarser. It just seems coarser because the top comes out flat, instead of tapered.

I pluck and pluck and pluck!
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Hi,

You may want to get your hormones checked. Call your doctor and see if maybe it could be hormonal! Before you assume it is your RSD.

Sandy
Thanks Sandy, I would have thought the same thing but I had them checked two weeks ago. My doctor saw nothing out of the ordinary, just that they need to be tweaked a little. At the time I had not been diagnosed with RSD yet and she didn't want to start making changes to the bioidentical hormones I take.
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