Can Apolecia Areta Hair Loss caused by Allergy
by Agustina
Hello. I am 16 years and for 3 years I have Alopecia areata. The truth is that I do not know what to believe by all treatments. And many doctors made me lose hope. I just want to know whether the allergy has something to do with alopecia hair loss.
Many told me that it was nerves and it might be stress. But I’m only 16 and how can be stress. I have no stress besides having this problem. In fact I suffered a lot in these three years. And the truth is that the only thing I want is to find a solution.
If anyone can answer..
Is allergy has something to do with Alopecia areata? OR does it influence on something?
Many thanks..
Greetings ,
Agustina
It is possible
by: SHS
Yes it is quite possible. There have been cases where a particular type of Alopecia areata has been treated by removing toxic substances from the body, caused by allergies to foods.According to Dr. Alvin Stein, toxic heavy metals, pesticides, herbicides, solvents, chemicals, or the food we eat that we are allergic, may be responsible for this disease.
The solution in this case is to identify the allergic reaction caused by the toxic and eliminate through special remedies.
Here is the link to the article by Dr.. Alvin Stein
Name of the article: "Alopecia Areata treated successfully With food allergy elimination and neural therapy."
Wish you all the best. Don't give up hope.
You need help
by: Calvin,
Hi,Sorry to know that you are suffering from Alopecia Areata. AA is not caused by stress but rather by an autoimmune condition where your hair follicles are directly attacked by your own body. So in other words, it could be trigger by an allergy as your body's immune system will respond to it.
There are no cure for AA but in 50% of the cases, it will stop but the hair that you have lost in that particular area will not grow back. There is no medication that can cure it but Minoxidil 5% have been shown to be able to recover some hair.
I suggest the best way to handle it is to live with AA and accept the condition. Join, www.naaf.org (The National Alopecia Areata Organizationg) for support and help on your condition!
Don't lose hope! as new advances like Hair Cloning might be your solution to this problem in the future!
Regards,
Calvin
surviving-hairloss.com
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My son has had AA for 7 years his hair grows back every year but then falls out again. He has a full head of hair in the winter and by spring its all gone again this has been going on for 7 long years. I know how you must feel but allergies play a big role on the hair loss. Get tested and see what might be causing this!
Today i went to the beauty salon and while i was getting my hair cut, the professional found out i had hair missing like a circle and he told me i got Alopecia areata. Ive being very stressed for a long time and im pretty scared.
Jessee, your condition remind me of myself back when I was 21. I am much older now! I woke up one day and noticed a coin size smooth circle totally bald in the middle of my head. It was very strange to see a perfect circle without hair and scarry at the same time. I thought to myself... Thats it, you got to wear wig for the rest of your life!! 
OMG now i feel so much better...
I have had a missing patches of hair fall out periodically. So far they've been growing back. I recently found out that I have allergies to cats and dogs. Additionally, my hair loss began at the same time that my fiancé and I began dating and I began spending more time with him at his apartment, where he had a cat. I've been dating him for 6 years now and we are married. 
