Thank you. I have some follow up questions to your response. 1. I have been off the medicine for a very long time now - almost 10 months, so if i'm still losing them this much later, doesn't that mean the chances that it's from an allergic reaction are low? There is no redness or itching. 2. All of the hairs have the white bulb of skin at the end. i've read these are telogen hairs. Could this mean a case of chronic telogen effluvium? If so, how can that be treated? 3. Is there a steroid that can be used that can also be applied as an ointment or cream? 4. What are the side effects of the steroid injections? 5. With alopecia areata, do you lose hair equally all over the eyebrow or do you lose it in spots or patches? Thank you.

The hair lost is not in patches, therefore it does not sound like is is alopecia areata. It is a generalized thinning of the entire eyebrow, that has resulted in a significant decrease in total hair amount. As i said before, there are white bulbs at the end of each hair signifying that they are telogen hairs.
You did not answer my prior question. If this is chronic telogen effluvium, then is there anything that can be done to get this hair to grow back? Also, will most of this hair grow back if it is chronic TE, or is it gone forever?
Thank you.

Then is there a posibility it could be caused by either yeast, like candida, or sebherreic dermatitis? However, there is no redness, no itching, only the tiniest bit of some flaky skin. But nothing visible to note. Therefore, dermatitis seems highly unlikely. But if it were yeast, would there be anything visible?