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Old 02-14-2007, 05:21 PM #1
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Hi

Just a quick question - is it normal for your hair to fall out with RSD?

i have been losing clumps from my scalp for years and never really worried about it - I have red hair which is very thick, so losing bits is no major issue (apart from when it looks like I'm moulting!!)... BUT I appear to have lost it from my arms and legs;...........completely!!!!!! is this normal? I can't find reference to it anywhere - I know there's a change in hair etc but I'm not sure why my limbs would wait 5 years and then all the hair would drop off??

any thoughts appreciated!!

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