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Rat Boy

There's a dermatologist on YouTube who experienced this when she got covid.

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Dayman

Yeah mine has been noticeably thinner since Covid In January. Most people can’t tell because my hair was already very dense, but I can tell the difference. It SUCKS.

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PartySick

Let me NEVER get covid :giveup:

My hair is literally so precious to me :giveup:

Whimsical bitch
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littlepotter

Lmao thank god I escaped or I'd be fully bald by 23

I can aleady see the Qanon crowd making a conspiracy that Covid was engineered by hair transplant clinics and Serena Cha Cha's wig company to get more business

chaeri pls
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Chris Evans

now for another game of, will THIS convince the ignorant/self-absorbed crowd to get the vaccine?

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the answer is still no as they will soon believe it's a conspiracy, and if all else fails, a lie that thousands of people are in on

 

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PlastiscGuy

That explains a lot! :selena: me and me mum have lost a lot of hair ever since we got it last year, but we didn't think it was because of it

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js4754394o9823

i lost a lot of hair after covid

its better now but :/ 

i want it back, just like it was before :wtf:

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Rj Barker

Reading the article it mentions its most likely telogen effluvium. That wouldn't be surprising after a major shock to the immune system, possibly only affecting people who had a serious case of covid? I suffered with this when I caught HIV my hair came out in literal clumps. It's usually only temporary.  Fascinating. 

 

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spector

it’s called, as the article also states, telogen effluvium—it’s not covid-specific. everyone should watch dr. dray religiously, that way a lot fewer people would get skin cancer, knew about conditions and their comorbidity (like this one), and would think more critically and contextually. :hor: 

 

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