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What Causes Cysts Under The Armpit,headaches And Dry Eyes After Hair Transplantion?

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Posted on Sat, 12 Jul 2014
Question: Hi

I had a hair transplant in turkey 4 weeks ago i am having symptoms such as cysts under my right armpit and lower left back headaches dry eyes and mouth lef

Hi

I had a hair transplant in turkey 4 weeks ago i am having symptoms such as cysts under my right armpit and lower left back headaches dry eyes and mouth left ear feels blocked body aches high blood pressure head sometimes goes hot pain in the neck i wanted to no if all this is connected i had blood tests urine tests ECG i had a eye check up which also checked the back of my eyes for any possibly problems with the brain and everything has come back clear i want to no what the problem might be as I have had most checks apart from full body scan which my doctor is now arranging i am very worried and wanted to no if these symptoms are linked to hair transplant or can be something new like a infection if you can please get back to me
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Answered by Dr. Johny Chacko (2 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Not related to hair transplantation

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Welcome to healthcare magic.

I understand from your query that you are having multiple symptoms 4 weeks after getting a hair transplantation done and you are now concerned if those could be related to the procedure.

The symptoms which you have mentioned including high blood pressure, headache, blocked ear sensation, etc do not seem to related to the hair transplantation procedure. Hair transplantation involves only the dermis level of the skin and there is no connection with the underlying structures including the brain. You do not have to worry if there is any problem with the brain or the eye due to the transplantation procedure.

Even if infection does occur, it is usually confined to the site of transplant ( usually the donor site from the back of the scalp). It will be confined to the hair follicles and present as small boils on the scalp itself.

As far as your symptoms are concerned, I suggest you to go ahead with your physician's evaluation to look for a cause.

Hope I have put your mind at ease.

If you have any more queries, I would be glad to assist.

Take care.

Regards,
Dr. Johny Chacko
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Follow up: Dr. Johny Chacko (5 hours later)
Do my symptoms sound serious to you ? And could it be nerve damage or something like that or an allergic reaction from medicine ?
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Answered by Dr. Johny Chacko (7 hours later)
Brief Answer:
No serious complications

Detailed Answer:
Hello,
Your symptoms do not suggest any sort of nerve damage or an allergic reaction to any medicine. Nerve damage does not occur with hair transplantation.

The hair is transplanted only a few millimeters into the skin. It does not go into the deeper layers of the scalp.

I understand that you are quite anxious about the procedure. I would advise you to follow up with the physician so that you are reassured that you do not have any major illness.

Hope this helps you.

Wishing you good health,
Dr. Johny Chacko
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Follow up: Dr. Johny Chacko (2 hours later)
Which physician and does it seem like a major ilness i have spoken to my doc and he has done all relvant tests but nothing shows up he also sent me to opticians so they can check my eyes and apparently they can tell if you have any brain problem is that true ? And what should i tell my doctor in regards to what it may be. Can you please tip me on what it can be and what major illness can it be in regards to my symptoms if you can please get back to me plsase thank you
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Answered by Dr. Johny Chacko (11 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Flu/ Anxiety attack

Detailed Answer:
Hello,

Greetings!

You have mentioned in your initial query that your doctor has advised a full body scan. I suggest that you could follow up with him itself. Or you could consult a general physician.

Opticians and ophthalmologists can have look at the retina, the inner most layer of the eye. Swelling of the retina could indicate a brain edema. since this has been ruled out, you need not worry.

In my opinion, you seem to having extreme anxiety related to the procedure. I would also advise you meet a counsellor to discuss these anxieties. Dry mouth, dry eyes, headache, bodyache and other somatic symptoms you are experiencing suggest a panic disorder.
Such symptoms could also be seen in case of a common flu.
Do not worry.
Follow the advise if the doctor you have been seeing.
I am sure since all the test reports are normal, you will be fine.

Wishing you good health,
Dr. Johny Chacko
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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What Causes Cysts Under The Armpit,headaches And Dry Eyes After Hair Transplantion?

Brief Answer: Not related to hair transplantation Detailed Answer: Hello, Welcome to healthcare magic. I understand from your query that you are having multiple symptoms 4 weeks after getting a hair transplantation done and you are now concerned if those could be related to the procedure. The symptoms which you have mentioned including high blood pressure, headache, blocked ear sensation, etc do not seem to related to the hair transplantation procedure. Hair transplantation involves only the dermis level of the skin and there is no connection with the underlying structures including the brain. You do not have to worry if there is any problem with the brain or the eye due to the transplantation procedure. Even if infection does occur, it is usually confined to the site of transplant ( usually the donor site from the back of the scalp). It will be confined to the hair follicles and present as small boils on the scalp itself. As far as your symptoms are concerned, I suggest you to go ahead with your physician's evaluation to look for a cause. Hope I have put your mind at ease. If you have any more queries, I would be glad to assist. Take care. Regards, Dr. Johny Chacko