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    • May 7, 2018 at 8:07 pm
    Raco
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    Blad spots the size of quarter on head

    Question: 

    1. Could it be from stress?

    2. Could Opdivo cause bald stops on your head? ,

    I have noticed a few perfect round bald spots where the hair is just gone.

    I have an appointment with my Family Dr. next week and I am for sure to ask him.

    Just courious if anyone else has had this issue.

    Thanks All.

     

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      • May 7, 2018 at 8:18 pm
      marta010
      Participant

      My husband developed several bald spots when he was going through Yervoy treatments.  We believe it was alopecia which is an autoimmune response.  It took quite a while but hIs hair eventually regrew but is thinner in those areas.  

      Ann

        • May 8, 2018 at 1:06 pm
        Raco
        Participant

        maybe its something called Alopecia,  i think caused by stress

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