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alopecia areata

I had alopecia areata since 14 that after, white hair grew instead.
I went to an homeopath, and she gave me chamomilla, also for PMS. Can it also treat this specific alopecia? because I haven't seen this in the description of cham.

Thanks

jill o on 2016-06-06

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How much of the hair is white. Is it only on the bald patch where alopecia was ?

♡ mnaari 8 years ago

after the hair fall in a round area, it was covered a short time after with white hair.its happend a few times in my life, after stress or illness. so now it's covering a lot, on the top of the scalp, and a few places in the body.

jill o 8 years ago

Psorinum 1m
Every 10th day one dose
4,5 drops in 1/4 cup of water
Morning empty stomach do not eat after for half an hour.

continue for 2 months

♡ mnaari 8 years ago

Thanks for your advice.I have already took psorinum for a few years, and rase the potent gradually entill 50MM. It realy helped anixety and O.C.D, But didn't change the hair color :( If you have more advice I'll be happy to hear.

jill o 8 years ago

If taken upto 50m and has worked then it is worth trying a dose of CM

♡ mnaari 8 years ago

Can chamomilla also restore the hair color? Someone told me that chamomilla is one of 12 remedies, that can help this specific alopecia areata. What do you think about it?
Thanks

jill o 8 years ago

I don't know but there is no harm in trying. May be your mind symptoms match chamomilla. Anger, irritation, sensitivity etc

♡ mnaari 8 years ago

Thanks for your help

jill o 8 years ago

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