Yes, I'll go through periods of time where I experience thinning on top. I have to wash my hair pretty often and use a shampoo that's for babies who have cradle cap. That seems to calm the inflammation and soreness that happens. This seems to slow my hair loss and give me some time for hair to grow back. There are many lovely accounts on instagram for toppers that look amazing, so I'll just try to take things as they come. Hugs.

My hair thinning seems to be along a different path. I'm 47 and it started thinning when I was only 18. It has never grown back; my scalp is visible from the back and top of my head. I was told it was male pattern hair loss, but I think it was probably the start of my health decline, although I didn't develop Fibro until my thirties. Sometimes I get a sore scalp, when I get nerve pain in my face, it can extend to the scalp. What people are saying here about hair falling out is frightening. I have sympathy for anyone going through that. It took me some years to accept the state of my hair, but I'm in good place with it now. To experience it falling out anew would be traumatic at this stage.

YES! My hair started falling out in 2015. I get the scalp pain too. Nothing doctors have tried has worked. It's like my hair growth is stuck in the "shed" cycle.

My thinning started taking keratin so yes I am struggling with it, sorry for your struggles it is a tough issues to battle I cut my short so I could leave it down not put it up all the time hoping that would solve it feel like it help some, then I get little bumps that yes it h on my scalp from Time to time I use this Johnson Johnson it a body oil with aloe but in the bath I will put some on my hair to the scalp it helps relieve itch scalp. If that's any help.

I have that as my granddaughter done my hair and told me how much it was falling out of I have tried all sorts