I'm a 28-year-old woman, and I'm experiencing a lot of hair loss. Why is that?

It's not falling out in patches to suggest baldness, so it's falling out all over. I'm getting new growth in its place, but its texture is quite fine and very frizzy. What can I do to remedy this?I'm a 28-year-old woman, and I'm experiencing a lot of hair loss. Why is that?
Most people associate hair loss as being a male problem not

so, in fact about 28 million American women suffer the effects of

female pattern baldness (technically known as androgenetic alopecia).

Symptoms of this condition are a general thinning of hair over the

whole scalp area and a moderate loss of hair on the crown of the

head or at the hairline. It is rare for women to develop completely

bald areas as men often do.



Hair loss in women typically begins around age 30 and becomes

noticeable around age 40. The process speeds up after menopause.

As with men, hair loss in women is caused by a combination of

Poor diet and nutrition, genetic and hormonal factors and

psychological stress. Among the common causes of female pattern

baldness are:







Malnutrition from an unbalanced diet



Rapid weight loss from dieting



Severe illness or surgery



Prolonged emotional stress



Anaemia or low blood count



Thyroid abnormalities



Abuse of drugs, especially amphetamines





Postpartum hormonal changes or discontinuation of birth control pills can also cause significant hair loss, but in most cases it is temporary, and hair will recover its body and lustre as the woman's body chemistry stabilizes.



So what can you do if you start noticing more hair on your hairbrush and less on your head? Current options include using prescription drugs such as Minoxidil (Rogaine) or exploring modern hair replacement, transplants, and cellcloning techniques. There are also many hairdressing products, which create the

illusion of added fullness and bounce.



Hair loss in women is often associated with crash dieting. Nutritional deficiencies are often the culprit. Fasting or an in correct diet often results in a shortage of vitamin C, vitamin E, beta-carotene, and other antioxidants, leading to hair loss. Food supplements are a must when dieting.



Vegetarians often find their hair thinning and their hairline receding too, especially when they first switch to a meat-free diet. The culprit is usually a lack of protein in the body. When they increase the amount of non-animal protein soy products,for instance in their diets, hair loss stops and often reverses itself.



For all those concerned with hair loss the first ';port of call'; is to realize the importance that internal/external and cosmetic factors play in this regard.



The body is self-healing. Doctors cannot heal. They create a situation in which nature is able to do its work of healing, repairing and regenerating. So, too, with our hair.



Often by correctly regulating the body's metabolism and incorporating principals of a well balanced diet, longevity exercise (a simplistic

effective 5 step exercise routine derived from ancient yoga teachings)and hair workout techniques, great benefits can be obtained and should be incorporated before involving oneself in a course of treatment, products, and procedures, which are often unnecessary and involve considerable outlay.



Realize the importance of looking after your hair as it is natures own health barometer and as night follows day, your overall health and well being will flourish as well.



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Hope I helped! Have a very Merry Christmas!I'm a 28-year-old woman, and I'm experiencing a lot of hair loss. Why is that?
You can stop hair loss using many cheap and effective home remedies.Egg white, lemon juice, oil massage are other home remedies at http://www.wellnesstalk.org/hairfall.htm will prevent further problems.
IT COULD BE FROM A FEW MONTHS AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO A CHILD OR HORMONE CHANGES,STRESS,THYROID PROBLEMS OR AN ILLNESS BUT, I HAD MY TUBES TIED TOO WHICH CAUSED PROBLEMS WITH MY PERIODS........... I WAS HAVING A PROBLEM WITH HAIR LOSS AFTER TWO OF MY RELATIVES DIED THIS PAST YEAR. I WENT TO THE DOC AND SHE PUT ME ON BIRTH-CONTROL AND IT WORKED FOR ME.
R u under alot of stress?Or have u tied ur hair up too tightly?If u haven't trim ur hair in a long time,then u should do that to prevent hair loss. r u combing ur hair too hard when it's wet?u can choose to use a wide tooth comb or just brush ur fingers through ur wet hair.Do u have dandruff problem?Then u might need to use anti-dandruff shampoo.If u scratch ur scalp too hard when u shampoo ur hair,it might cause hair loss too.Hope this helps :)
stress, lack of nutrition, weight loss,thyroids, postpartum hairloss, it could be any of these things.
I'm 28 too and I've got a lot of hair, but it's very straight and ultra fine so it tends to be limp and won't hold a style most days. I would suggest two things - first, get your hair colored - it adds volume and structure to it - and I also get extensions if you can afford it (I can't, otherwise I would do that in a second!!!) It may be falling out due to stress.
FIrst off, you need to see your doctor and make sure you dont have any medical problems causing hair loss. Thyroid dysfunction is a big cause of hair loss, as is stress.
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I'm only 33 year old woman and I'm experiencing hair loss. It's quite embarassing. Any suggestion?

read this:


FALLING HAIR -





Does your hair fall a lot? Don't worry, you're not alone. Millions of people from all around the world suffer from dry, brittle and weak hair. Some of the possible reasons for falling hair are:








Tension


Too much work


Illness


Poor diet


Over-exposure to the sun


Perming


Amateur bleaching


Too frequent and inexpert use of tints, rinses or other colourants








Here is what you can do to prevent hair fall








Shampoo regularly. Remember, a CLEAN scalp is a HEALTHY SCALP.





Brahmi amla oil also promotes hair growth.





A high protein diet with plenty of fruits, green vegetables and dairy products is a must.





Drink 10-12 glass of water everyday.





Use a very mild shampoo and condition your hair at least twice a week. When you do, make sure you rinse out the conditioner thoroughly, otherwise residue build-up will cause your hair to look limp and dull.





Know your vitamins! IRON is important for healthy hair and brittle, limp hair indicates an iron deficiency. Spinach has a good iron content, so gulp it down!





ZINC helps prevent hair loss and greying. Eat adequate zinc rich foods. Overweight people tend to have zinc deficiency, which is inversely related to the body mass index. Thus if you are overweight and if your hair falls too much, you may want to increase your intake of zinc containing foods. Recipes containing stone ground, wholegrain flour are rich in zinc.





A shortfall in VITAMIN B may cause dandruff, falling hair, loss of colour and could encourage grey hair. So B group Vitamins are essential for gloss, colour and thickness.





VITAMIN C ensures the health of capillaries supplying blood to hair follicles. Make sure your diet includes plenty of fresh fruits and veggies.





VITAMIN E encourages hair growth. Switch from refined flours to wholemeal and wheatgerm, eggs, vegetable oil.





COPPER stops hair from falling. Studies show that the copper content in the blood serum of people with falling hair is less than normal. Different types of alopecia (falling hair) are seen to have a deficiency of this important trace element. Include small quantities of nuts, especially cashews and peanuts, seeds, whole milk and beans in your diet as these contain minute but important amounts of copper.








Homemade remedies for preventing hair fall:





Apply almond oil on scalp and massage.


Grind fenugreek seeds in water and apply on your scalp. Wash off after 40 minutes. Do this every morning for a month 隆V if it suits you! Remember, different treatments suit different types of hair.


Massage warm castor oil + almond oil into your scalp gently. Wrap a hot towel around your scalp so it gets absorbed into the hair. Do this twice a week for healthy, shiny hair.


Add 2-3 drops of honey to a glass of water and use this as the last rinse after shampooing.








Quick Hair Care Conditioner





Mix 1 egg, 2 tbs castor oil, 1 tsp vinegar and 1 tsp glycerine. Beat until frothy and massage lightly into your scalp. Wrap your head in a hot towel, steam, then wash off. This conditioner makes hair thicker, shiny, soft and manageable.








Honey Conditioner





Beat 1-2 eggs (depending on the length of the hair), 1 tsp honey and 2 tsp olive oil. Massage gently into the scalp. Steam, and shampoo after an hour.








Alcohol Conditioner





Beat 1-2 eggs with 2 tsp brandy. Massage into your scalp. Leave for 10-15 mins. Rinse well. The egg nourishes your hair and brandy stimulates hair growth.





Your hair is a vital beauty asset, requiring constant loving care. And with a little nurturing, lush, glossy hair will be yours





ESSENTIALS FOR FALLING HAIR -











Does your hair fall often Arm yourself with these tools to combat hair fall.











Wide-toothed comb








Get yourself a wide-toothed comb. This is probably one of the most important yet underutilized of all hair tools. A wide-toothed comb helps you distribute conditioner evenly all over your hair while shampooing and conditioning. In addition, it also helps get rid of knots smoothly.





The best time to get rid of knots is during conditioning. Apply conditioner and run a wide toothed comb gently through your hair.





While untangling dry hair, do so in sections. Take one section at a time, and first, untangle the ends of your hair. Do so slowly, and don?t pull unless you want your hair to fall out in clumps or break.





Don?t wait for the last minute before detangling your hair. Every night, while sitting in front of the television, run a wide toothed comb gently through your hair, until you have untangled it completely. Do this every night, and you will notice that your hair remains free from tangles.





Leave-in conditioner


Dry hair tends to tangle easily, and, needless to say, causes it to break. Make sure your hair is never devoid of moisture by always keeping a bottle of leave-in conditioner handy. The next time you feel your hair is dry and rough to the touch, simply rub a dollop of leave-in conditioner between your palms, and apply it to your hair. Comb through with your wide toothed comb. Your hair will be instantly rejuvenated and moisturized. Gradually, the texture will also improve. This is a must if you blow dry your hair regularly, or if it is chemically treated. Such hair constantly craves moisture, so get yourself a bottle of leave-in conditioner.








Oil


Olive, almond and coconut oils are all excellent for the hair. While you could apply oil as an alternative to leave-in conditioner, oil tends to make your hair sticky, and you cannot style your hair well after applying oil. Your only alternative would then be to tie up your hair. For better results with oil, apply just a few drops immediately after washing your hair, when your hair is still dripping wet. Oil doesn?t penetrate the strands as easily as leave-in conditioner does though. Nothing beats a hot oil massage followed by a steam treatment, as the steam helps the oil penetrate the hair strands, strengthening them and curtailing hair fall.








Egg


Egg is great for the hair ? there are no two ways about it! True, it causes a tremendous stink in the bathroom, and your hair may let off an ?eggy? smell, but the results are instantaneous and worth it! Egg strengthens your hair almost immediately, and the egg yolk leaves your hair shining. Whip an egg with two tablespoons of olive oil and apply it to your hair. Wash off after half an hour. Make sure you wash off with cold water though, or the egg will start cooking in your hair, and would be harder to take off! Use a scented shampoo to counter the smell of egg in your hair, and follow up with a leave-in conditioner. Do this for a month, and you will be amazed by the change in your hair texture and the reduction in hair fall.I'm only 33 year old woman and I'm experiencing hair loss. It's quite embarassing. Any suggestion?
There is rogaine for women. Just get it at the drug store. If this doesnt help, a doctor can prescribe some stronger stuff.I'm only 33 year old woman and I'm experiencing hair loss. It's quite embarassing. Any suggestion?
See a doctor. It's probably hormonal and could be your thyroid. Hair loss is a common symptom of a thyroid problem.
See your doctor about it. Hair loss after pregnancy and going off birth control is normal if either apply. But, woman can lose their hair too.





Hair replacement is one option.
you should avoid wearing hat to prevent hair loss and for the mean time lessen the use of conditioner or anything that can damage the hair such as hair colors(highlights),ironing and many more.hope that i help even a little bit
I would look into Rogaine as the other answer suggested. I would also look into nutritional supplements. I would find someone who works in alternative medicine for guidance. In my reading, there are lots of things that can cause hair loss; too many to name, in fact. As far as I know, traditional medicine looks at hair loss as irreversable. But I don't think alternative medicine does. I'd start reading up on it if I was you, and you may be able to determine your cause for your particular case as you know your situation best. Good luck to you. I wouldn't give up if it was me, either.
Hair loss can be caused by various problems. Such as medical conditions, hormones and medicine.


I suggest you call your doctor and get a professional opinion.


I've been a licensed cosmetologist for thirty years.


Hope this helps.
did you try lathering your scalp daily with peanut butter?

Any other women out there experiencing thinning or hair loss?

I'm only 28 and not happy about mine...Any other women out there experiencing thinning or hair loss?
I am. Have been for a little while. I am 34 now. I talked to my dermatologist about it. She said that there are 2 options. Propecia, which is not FDA approved and Rogaine for women. Either one of these requires a lifetime commitment.



There is a shampoo called Nioxin which ';promotes a healthy scalp environment'; and is supposed to help your hair to not fall out. It did help slow it down for me. They also suggest taking vitamins. They have a website where you can read about it.



I also just heard on the news that scientists have isolated a specific gene in our DNA that tells your body to grow hair and they think that they may be able to do something with that to help people. Keep your ears open for that. It seems more promising than the other options.



In the meantime... do not brush excessively. Do not scrub, scratch or pull at your hair. Treat your hair gently. Some people will pull their hair up so that it covers the thinning area. You can usually do that pretty gracefully.



Also; it could be a sign of a thyroid disorder and/or lupus or something like that. If you have any other symptoms you may want to talk to a doctor about it. If there is an underlying issue then you could solve the hair problem and really help yourself at the same time.Any other women out there experiencing thinning or hair loss?
There are LOTS of women experiencing hair loss... You can visit with them one-on-one at a very special discussion forum that was created specifically with women in mind at http://www.herhairlosshelp.com. All of these women have some form of hair loss and can give you valuable support and answer your questions.
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So sorry you are having this NOW!! I am 63 and take a ton of meds... MEDS will make your hair fall out---as will your diet.. The LOW fat diet will make your hair fall out and your skin dry up!!! THEY NEVER TELL YA THAT!!!! I use the Wal-Mart version of Rogain,,, IT works just fine..... and plumps up the hair you have..... Mine is on the sides... NOT on top like most. Use a good conditioner---is a wee bit of help... and I use a leave in.... Just get all at Wal-Mart. I also color my hair and that makes it THIN out!! GOOD LUCK TO YA%26gt;...... ask some REALLLLLY good hair dresser for help.....
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no but some hair loss comes from stress.
You are not alone. It is very common. This site has a good article about hair loss in women
If you are noticing an increase in shedding then its important to go to your doctor for some blood work to make sure its not related to an malfunction somewhere in your body.It is normal to loose around 100 hairs per day on average.



these are some hair health tips to keep in mind



1.) Seaweeds,help stimulate the thyroid and give minerals for the proper health of the hair



2.) Spinach is great for the hair,contains lots of minerals,as are all the green vegetables.



3.) Protein your hair is made of protein so make sure you are getting it in either animal or vegetable form such as fish,chicken,beef,legumes,nuts... and cheese.Or protein drinks.



4.) take a good b-vitamin supplement with biotin which increases hair growth.



5.)MSM contains naturally occuring sulfer and will make your hair and nails grow faster.



6.) silica



this combined with a good scalp massage with herbal hair oil will do wonders for your hair. Avoid brushing ur hair when its wet,and use a natural shampoo that does not contain harsh or heavy cleansers with sodium laureth sulfates.
It just doesn't happen only to men.
Omigod, everytime I wash my hair (which is everyday) clumps come out. Its kinda scary and frustrating!! I wonder what causes it? Anyway, good luck sister!
Here's what you gotta do:



1. Get a vitamin E capsule (most of them comes in gel capsule form that has a liquid inside. Any brand will do.)

2. Get a needle and pop the capsule.

3. Now get your shampoo bottle and put the liquid vitamin E inside the bottle.

4. Mix the bottle.

5. Use your shampoo.





You'll notice that your hair will grow faster compared before. Trust me, this works. :) I also do this myself. :)





If you have virgin coconut oil at home, you can use this as well. Put it on hair and leave it for at least 30 minutes (You can do this at least 3x a day). Then rinse it off using your shampoo. The VCO can act as your hair lengthener and as your conditioner. :) Goodluck! :) (Refer to my avatar to see how well VCO/Vitamin E works =P)

22 year-old woman experiencing hair loss- PLZ Help!?

y parents have lush thick black hair, and I did too up until a month ago. Everyone is telling me it's from stress but I'm not under a significant amount of stress. I noticed it when I was pulling my hair back in a pony tail and the thickness was almost half of what it typically is. I'm starting to get very concerned and obsessing over it. I don't have health insurance, so I can't see a dermatologist or hair specialist, but my school has a health center that I plan on going to. Any suggestions/ideas? Serious answers only please. I appreciate it!!22 year-old woman experiencing hair loss- PLZ Help!?
Okay, sweetheart, first off, even if you can't see a dermatologist as you don't have insurance, the school health center will have primary care doctors that can at least examine your scalp to determine the pattern of loss. Secondly, if this hair loss has occurred over the course of a month, you'd be well advised to have the family doctor at the health center or whoever the caretaker is... have them refer you to a dermatologist to ensure that there is not a serious underlying condition, or that if this is a manifestation of a systemic disorder, that the appropriate blood work and medication can be obtained.





Lastly, consider re-posting your question under Science%26gt;Medicine or under Healthcare%26gt;Skin. There are other doctors who frequent those forums who very well may be Dermatologists and can offer you a more sophisticated response.





I wish you well.22 year-old woman experiencing hair loss- PLZ Help!?
Have you had fever in the last few weeks? I had strep one time and had a 103 fever and a few weeks after experienced some significant hair loss. General anesthesia can do that too. Its temporary.





Also, do you have dry skin, dry eyes, brittle nails, and or constipation? You could have a thyroid condition.

22 yr-old woman experiencing hair loss- Plz Help!?

My parents have lush thick black hair, and I did too up until a month ago. Everyone is telling me it's from stress but I'm not under a significant amount of stress. I noticed it when I was pulling my hair back in a pony tail and the thickness was almost half of what it typically is. I'm starting to get very concerned and obsessing over it. I don't have health insurance, so I can't see a dermatologist or hair specialist, but my school has a health center that I plan on going to. Any suggestions/ideas? Serious answers only please. I appreciate it!!22 yr-old woman experiencing hair loss- Plz Help!?
It's definitely devastating. It's been shown in studies that women who have hair loss have problems with interpersonal relationships, they have loss of self-esteem, and it really can have a tremendous psychosocial type of impact. They tend to be more introverted. And again, there are so many excellent treatments that are now available, and it's really not necessary for you to have to deal with this sort of emotional trauma.

Has anyone experienced increased hair loss while using Women's Rogaine?

I started using Women's Rogaine about 2 weeks ago and now my hair is falling off more. Does anyone know if the hairloss stops with time or should I stop using the product?Has anyone experienced increased hair loss while using Women's Rogaine?
Be careful... is there an 800 # on the box? I would call it and speak with a specialist just to be sure. Or, you could call your hair stylist or even your doctor. You may be allergic to an active ingredient in the product.

What can cause a young woman in her 20s to experience hair loss when she is not stressing?

Hair loss does not run in the family especially not from ages 21 to 28. Hair has been thinning out since the age of 21 and stress is not an issue.What can cause a young woman in her 20s to experience hair loss when she is not stressing?
nothing but two reasons


one is genetical. you cannot change


other is the environment . bad water,(salt water),over usage of chemicals,shampoo etcWhat can cause a young woman in her 20s to experience hair loss when she is not stressing?
maybe she doesnt eat healthy food which her hair %26amp;body need it .
It could be a vitamin issue, I would consult a nutritionist.
This has happened to me. She should get a blood test done to see if it may be her thyroid or even iron deficiency. Telogen Effluvian is the diagnostic name that encompases such hair loss.


I purchased some nice headbands that expand to cover the whole head so to disguise the patchy hair loss as it happened.
Malnutrition, chemicals or just thinning hair.
She should have her thyroid checked.
Anemia. You may want to consider going to the doctor soon to get bloodwork (including a ferritin test) done, especially considering that each hair you lose will take a long time to grow back. May sound like a simple solution, but it would be worth it to find out from a doctor how to take care of this problem and push it out of your life for good. Good luck.

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Has any woman experienced hair loss and found a natural cure?

I can tell you my experience. I have hypothyroidism and I have been told by countless dermatologists and endocrinologists that their is nothing that I can do. I moved to a new town and a friend recommended this endocrinologist to me and he switched me from synthroid to Armour thyroid. With in a week I stopped shedding and what I mean by that is that at any given time of the day I could run my hand through my hair and have a handful of hair my drains were always clogged my clothes were always covered with hair. but after I started on the Armour thyroid it stopped. I also use a shampoo and conditioner from a health and wellness company called Arbonne which I think you would be impressed with.Has any woman experienced hair loss and found a natural cure?
I have seen woman with thinning hair. One of my friends had thinning hair do to a hormonal imbalance. You can have your hair grow back with good eating habits and a supplement that you should drink on a daily basis, because this product regulates your body function. This product has 4 natural polysaccharides which are also known as Master molecules and act like directors and carriers of the instructions that cells use to communicate with each other. They are a great importance to the smooth functioning of virtually every cell in your body. Those natural polysaccharides are unique and not found in any other plant on this earth and it also has 21 trace minerals and all of the essential amino acids. Best of all, there is a 100% moneyback guarantee (empty bottles). Nothing to loose, but to gain.Has any woman experienced hair loss and found a natural cure?
if your dad adn your moms dad are bold your goign to be bold--most likely--and for that its genetics, so i dont think there really is a cure. sorry
Yes!!!!! To grow hair healthy and long (nails too) take 2 tbls. apple cider vinegar in a glass of water 2 x day or whenever you feel hungry. Has 93 vitamins and minerals. I love it because it is natural and very inexpensive. Read apple cider vinegar and hair on the website. Tons of websites. Curbs hunger so you will naturally lose weight. Cures acne.
You can stop hair loss using many cheap and effective home remedies. Egg white, lemon juice, oil massage are other home remedies at http://hairthinning.org/ will prevent further problems.
HAIR LOSS:


Those suffering from hair loss or baldness may apply a paste of hot olive oil,


one tablespoon or honey, one teaspoon cinnamon powder before bath and keep it


for approx. 15 min. and then wash the hair. It was found very effective even if


kept for 5 min. also.
There are no natural cures.





Eat well, exercise, drink water. Live a healthy life. That's the best you can do.
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go to that.It may help.i googled it.

Anyone experience hair loss with a copper IUD? I have the Paragard and have been hearing this happens to women

I keep losing a bit of hair..... not sure if I should be concerned...Anyone experience hair loss with a copper IUD? I have the Paragard and have been hearing this happens to women
I have found no connection:



Side Effects %26amp; Health Risks of Paragard

When ParaGard is put in place, cramping or pain may be experienced. Some women feel faint or dizzy. The most common side effect of ParaGard are longer and heavier periods, and some women have spotting between periods. Usually, these problems go away after a few months. However, if menstruation is very heavy or does not stop when it should, call your doctor. You should also call your doctor immediately if you miss a period, because this means that you might be pregnant. Pregnancy can pose a serious health risk for any women with an IUD in place.



Some serious health risks have been associated with intrauterine devices, including ParaGard, are pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), perforation of the uterus, expulsion of the device (the IUD falls out), and difficult removal (the IUD gets stuck in the uterus and may require surgery to remove). A comprehensive list of possible side effects and health risks of the ParaGard IUD are listed below.



Documented Health Risks for the ParaGard IUD

Abdominal infection or adhesions (scar tissue)

Allergy to copper

Anemia

Backache

Blood poisoning

Bowel obstruction

Cervical infection or erosion

Cysts on ovaries and tubes

Death

Delayed menstruation

Difficult removal

Ectopic/tubal pregnancy

Embedment (IUD surrounded by uterine tissue)

Expulsion (IUD comes completely or partially out of the uterus)

Fainting and pain at the time of insertion or removal

Fragmentation (breakage) of the IUD

Infertility

Spotting between periods

Miscarriage

Painful intercourse

Pelvic infection (PID), which may result in surgical removal of your reproductive organs, including hysterectomy

Perforation of the uterus (womb) or cervix (IUD passes through uterine tissue)

Pregnancy

Prolonged or heavy menstrual flow

Infected miscarriage followed, in some cases, by blood poisoning, which can lead to death

Vaginal discharge



http://www.contracept.info/iud-paragard.

Side effects and health risks. Common side effects associated with the copper IUD are increased vaginal bleeding and menstrual pain. Taking nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (Advil, Motrin, others) helps with these symptoms. Some women may also experience a pelvic infection within the first three weeks of placement, as the insertion process may introduce bacteria into the uterus. Your doctor may prescribe antibiotics before insertion to reduce the risk of such infections. The copper IUD doesn't protect against STDs. IUDs also carry a risk of spontaneous expulsion which leaves you unprotected against pregnancy or piercing (perforation) of the uterine wall during insertion.



http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/copper-



You might want to check other possibilities for your hair loss like the thyroid gland for instance.Anyone experience hair loss with a copper IUD? I have the Paragard and have been hearing this happens to women
Have you been stressed out lately or changed your diet at all? I've got the Paragard and my hair's been doing fine~ don't rule out the IUD as the cause, of course, but check into other aspects of your current lifestyle, too.



HTH.

Does anyone know of a chat forum for women experiencing severe hair loss?

no im sorry i dont. if its a medical condition then search google or something.. but if its not medical then you could be suffering from stress.. also women who have had babies can get hair loss. I had a bald patch right on the top of my head when my first was born but it grew back after a while.





Hope your ok, take care.. see your GP if you havent already done so...

I am a 35 year old woman experiencing hair loss. Can anyone tell me what's going on?

I know we are suppose to shed 50 strains a day, so its obvious I am experiencing lossing a bit more. I am almost sure its not a vitamin E or A defiency because I've been taking those and it still shedding really bad. I have made an appt. w/my dermatologist for next week, but has anyone else had this problem and gotten a diagnosis?I am a 35 year old woman experiencing hair loss. Can anyone tell me what's going on?
Hair loss can come from many things. Stress, health, damage...I lost the majority of my hair several years ago-the issue:Lupus, I had already been diagnosed a couple years before that, but because of stress my Lupus flared and it caused major hair loss. Definitely go to a doctor/dermatologist...someone that can possibly assess the problem medically. If you find it's not medical, examine the level of stress in your life, if there's none. Try using less chemicals, heat or pull on your hair.I am a 35 year old woman experiencing hair loss. Can anyone tell me what's going on?
Logic would suggest...





A vitamin deficiency.





Could be caused by a hidden infection, ie 'parasitic' infection.





Try a wide spectrum vitamin, with a herbal parasitic, ie grapefruit extract, or oregano oil, or garlic, together with fiber and yogurt.





Good Luck !
Yes if you are expriencing stress in your life this a very common. I have ( weird but very fine curly and fair hair) but I have so much that hairdrayer's are amazed. I have at times lost exteme amounts due to periods of stress.


Extreme is what I say, I thought I was going bald.


This is a condition of being unhappy,
its probably hormonal. i have that problem for years but i have a lot of hair so its not noticeable. i blame it on hormones. I'm 50 yrs old...I'm still waiting for menopause to kick in full force instead of just messing with me!
its a 100 strands a day if that makes you feel better. but my hair is falling out too and im only 15. i guess its the mousse and gel. i dont know. well good luck.
could it be stress? You also have to consider if you've been putting your hair up a lot lately the scruncci or whatever is holding your hair tears them out by the follicle, you also lose over 100 hairs a day!

Do women who have an abortion experience the same hair loss women get after having a baby?? ?

No, because hopefully the abortion was very early in the pregnancy. I would look at other things such hair products and styling products. If you perm or dye your hair a lot that can cause hair breakage. If your stressed out because of the abortion that could possibly cause hair loss. I would just try to relax and pamper your hair. Try taking vitamins made for stronger hair also.Do women who have an abortion experience the same hair loss women get after having a baby?? ?
no because it is done early on.Do women who have an abortion experience the same hair loss women get after having a baby?? ?
No because they didn't go the whole nine months and have go through all the hormonal changes.





Please don't ask abortion questions here, there are women TTC and it's hard for them to see things like this.
Probably not, because an abortion is performed so early on in the pregnancy.
I know that abortion increases your chance of having a future baby premature, and increases your risk of breast cancer by 30% to 50%. I have not heard any direct link to hair loss.





There are several other reasons you may experience hair loss, some of them are nutrition related, and others are hormone related.
nope with abortion you body haven't experience the whole chemical change.
A few do in later abortions. A friend of mine did.
It depends, but most likely no. The hair loss a full-term women has is actually because of the abundance of hair growth caused by hormones during the pregnancy...so it's temporary hair for a lack of better way to put it. Most women who have abortions don't carry long enough for the hair growth to occur so they shouldn't lose hair afterwards, but it is always a possibility.
I never lost any hair after i gave birth to all 3 of mine. But, everybody is different. It could be stress too. just give yourself some time. You just had an abortion, or somebody that you know. Thats hard to deal with. Just give yourself some time, %26amp; take it easy.
this is my 5th pregnancy and i never lost hair from any of my kids
No idea, but I never lost hair after having my daughter.
when do women start losinghair after babies... I have 2 babies and never lost hair?

How to stop hair loss and/or make hair grow back healthier in a woman 35ish.?

I already know that stress can cause hair loss. Im just curious if there are any home remedies to make the hair grow back in thicker or to make it come back faster? I personally have been under alot of stress over the last year and noticed I was loosing my hair A LOT. I am only 35 and shouldnt be loosing my hair yet I dont think... Any answer would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!How to stop hair loss and/or make hair grow back healthier in a woman 35ish.?
Yes I can give you some great advise! I'm a liscenced cosmetologist/ hairdresser! please take this advise and it iwll work





vitamins A, D%26amp; E supplements help hair growth it will also help your nails and skin!





there's is another vitamin called MSM- it helps as well.





make sure you massage your scalp daily while shampooing and conditioning for at least 10 mins a day- your hands will get tired but it will help





Do deep condition or scalp treatment once a week - get soemthing like Kpack- or any deep reconstruct conditioner drench your hair in it put a shower cap over it and take a blow dryer and heat it up for 15 mins- once a week!





Brush your hair/ massage your scalp/ stimulate your follicles as often as possible





get a good shampoo line that works for thinning hair such as Nioxin or Alterna- they make generic brands as Sall'ys beauty and they are cheaper then the real but work as good





and they do make rogaine for women as well- if you follow the instructions it really will work!





if you combine all the following- i garente you'll see a noticeable difference in a month or two!How to stop hair loss and/or make hair grow back healthier in a woman 35ish.?
An effective hair loss treatment product will undoubtedly help you stop the process of hair loss in its tracks, but it will also help you re-grow some of that lost hair, thus giving you a beautiful head of hair, just like you used to have! Take heip from....





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I have very fine hair and also was losing hair at a young age (younger than you are) so I got worried and started researching and trying different things. I was losing hair everytime I washed it and what helped me the best was switching the right shampoo. Nioxin is defiantely the best shampoo I have every used for my hair. My hair is healthier than ever and also seems to be coming out much thicker. Secondly I use a deep conditioner once a week with protein (which is what hair is made of). Make sure to massage your head everyday when shampooing or any other time. I also use a nioxin follicle booster which i believe is causing miracles for my hair. Another thing I was trying for a while which seemed to help was applying tee tree oil to my scalp before shampooing. Lastly I started taking hair and nail vitamins. At this point i see absolutely no more hair loss and my hair is coming out faster, thicker, and healthier.
try these tips





drink milk


eat food rich in vitamin and protein because ur hair is made from 75% proteins so eating more proteins makes it thicker





also wash ur hair with warm water so that u would open the pores to allow more hair to grow





dont wash ur hair every day 4 times a week is enough because using too much shampoo ruins ur hair because it is full of chemicals and because u remove the natural oil in ur hair needed to make it thick





dont take artificial vitamins natural nutration in food is better because too much vitamin can kill i read it in the book
diabetes can also thin out your hair. Maybe your stress is due to high blood pressure. my mom was going through something similar before she found out she had both diabetes and high blood pressure. If you haven't gotten checked out in a while, i would recommend it.
Just consult your doctor.
get some viagra

I'm a 28-year-old woman, and I'm experiencing a lot of hair loss. Why is that?

It's not falling out in patches to suggest baldness, so it's falling out all over. I'm getting new growth in its place, but its texture is quite fine and very frizzy. What can I do to remedy this?I'm a 28-year-old woman, and I'm experiencing a lot of hair loss. Why is that?
Most people associate hair loss as being a male problem not

so, in fact about 28 million American women suffer the effects of

female pattern baldness (technically known as androgenetic alopecia).

Symptoms of this condition are a general thinning of hair over the

whole scalp area and a moderate loss of hair on the crown of the

head or at the hairline. It is rare for women to develop completely

bald areas as men often do.



Hair loss in women typically begins around age 30 and becomes

noticeable around age 40. The process speeds up after menopause.

As with men, hair loss in women is caused by a combination of

Poor diet and nutrition, genetic and hormonal factors and

psychological stress. Among the common causes of female pattern

baldness are:







Malnutrition from an unbalanced diet



Rapid weight loss from dieting



Severe illness or surgery



Prolonged emotional stress



Anaemia or low blood count



Thyroid abnormalities



Abuse of drugs, especially amphetamines





Postpartum hormonal changes or discontinuation of birth control pills can also cause significant hair loss, but in most cases it is temporary, and hair will recover its body and lustre as the woman's body chemistry stabilizes.



So what can you do if you start noticing more hair on your hairbrush and less on your head? Current options include using prescription drugs such as Minoxidil (Rogaine) or exploring modern hair replacement, transplants, and cellcloning techniques. There are also many hairdressing products, which create the

illusion of added fullness and bounce.



Hair loss in women is often associated with crash dieting. Nutritional deficiencies are often the culprit. Fasting or an in correct diet often results in a shortage of vitamin C, vitamin E, beta-carotene, and other antioxidants, leading to hair loss. Food supplements are a must when dieting.



Vegetarians often find their hair thinning and their hairline receding too, especially when they first switch to a meat-free diet. The culprit is usually a lack of protein in the body. When they increase the amount of non-animal protein soy products,for instance in their diets, hair loss stops and often reverses itself.



For all those concerned with hair loss the first ';port of call'; is to realize the importance that internal/external and cosmetic factors play in this regard.



The body is self-healing. Doctors cannot heal. They create a situation in which nature is able to do its work of healing, repairing and regenerating. So, too, with our hair.



Often by correctly regulating the body's metabolism and incorporating principals of a well balanced diet, longevity exercise (a simplistic

effective 5 step exercise routine derived from ancient yoga teachings)and hair workout techniques, great benefits can be obtained and should be incorporated before involving oneself in a course of treatment, products, and procedures, which are often unnecessary and involve considerable outlay.



Realize the importance of looking after your hair as it is natures own health barometer and as night follows day, your overall health and well being will flourish as well.



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Hope I helped! Have a very Merry Christmas!I'm a 28-year-old woman, and I'm experiencing a lot of hair loss. Why is that?
You can stop hair loss using many cheap and effective home remedies.Egg white, lemon juice, oil massage are other home remedies at http://www.wellnesstalk.org/hairfall.htm will prevent further problems.
IT COULD BE FROM A FEW MONTHS AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO A CHILD OR HORMONE CHANGES,STRESS,THYROID PROBLEMS OR AN ILLNESS BUT, I HAD MY TUBES TIED TOO WHICH CAUSED PROBLEMS WITH MY PERIODS........... I WAS HAVING A PROBLEM WITH HAIR LOSS AFTER TWO OF MY RELATIVES DIED THIS PAST YEAR. I WENT TO THE DOC AND SHE PUT ME ON BIRTH-CONTROL AND IT WORKED FOR ME.
R u under alot of stress?Or have u tied ur hair up too tightly?If u haven't trim ur hair in a long time,then u should do that to prevent hair loss. r u combing ur hair too hard when it's wet?u can choose to use a wide tooth comb or just brush ur fingers through ur wet hair.Do u have dandruff problem?Then u might need to use anti-dandruff shampoo.If u scratch ur scalp too hard when u shampoo ur hair,it might cause hair loss too.Hope this helps :)
stress, lack of nutrition, weight loss,thyroids, postpartum hairloss, it could be any of these things.
I'm 28 too and I've got a lot of hair, but it's very straight and ultra fine so it tends to be limp and won't hold a style most days. I would suggest two things - first, get your hair colored - it adds volume and structure to it - and I also get extensions if you can afford it (I can't, otherwise I would do that in a second!!!) It may be falling out due to stress.
FIrst off, you need to see your doctor and make sure you dont have any medical problems causing hair loss. Thyroid dysfunction is a big cause of hair loss, as is stress.
Natural homemade beauty tips for Dandruf, Spiltends, Hairloss,

Hot oil massages, Fruit pack for hair,Haircare recipe - ingredients from your kitchen cabinet --

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Is it possible for a woman to get chemo and radiation with no hair or weight loss and no radiation tatoo?

Some chemo regimes don't cause hair loss, and many people actually put on weight during chemo.





She would have been required to have tattoos for radiotherapy, but they are small dots - I can only see one of the four I had.





What would not have been possible would be for her to undergo these treatments without having a great deal of time off work. I don't know why her colleagues are suspicious of her, but if she hasn't had a fair amount of sick leave to recover from surgeries and from chemotherapy that may be a reason.





It isn't unknown. of course, for people to pretend they have cancer, for attention or sympathy or whatever. If you know her well, you will probably know whether she has been sick and ill with the effects of treatment, and whether she has had hospital stays.





Give her the benefit of the doubt until you have reason to believe she's not telling the truth.Is it possible for a woman to get chemo and radiation with no hair or weight loss and no radiation tatoo?
well it depends on your case of cancer and what treatments you will need to receive.


not all chemo's/radiation cause hair loss or weight loss - my boyfriend actually put on weight during his chemo because they gave he steriods to help him with the chemo.


if you have radiation then your going to have a tattoo because they need to make sure that they blast you in the correct place everytime - its dangerous for them to just guess.


my boyfriend lost his hair 3 weeks after his 1st lot of chemo, (he only had 2 doses) but it soon started to grow back and he had a normal head of hair within 2 months.





if you get better then surely its all worth it.

How come when black women straightenen their hair its ok but when a black guy does it all hell breaks loss?

Like the black is either looked at weird or is called wanna white or gay.. My boyfriend is black and has his hair straighten and he looks at bad not mostly from his own people...(Btw im a black girl)





For example like this:http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee136/suwarnaadi/jensen-ackles-hairstyle.jpg





Or even this:http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee136/suwarnaadi/chacecrawford3.jpg





Why do black women and men hate other black guys for straighting their hair so much?


Im not self hating just a question..How come when black women straightenen their hair its ok but when a black guy does it all hell breaks loss?
It just looks weird. I like my men with either short hair or dreads(%26lt;--MMMMM!) and no inbetweens. It looks unattractive but that's probably because no one thinks about it that much. Maybe you've stumbled upon some african american hair revolution. If there was a way to wear straight hair and it would look good they would do it. Maybe if you can find a decent style for BLACK men instead of those two white guys(very sexii white guys btw). In most cases, our hair is just different from theirs and you can't hold our hairstyles up to the same expectations as someone with silky hair. I hope you understand what I'm trying to sayHow come when black women straightenen their hair its ok but when a black guy does it all hell breaks loss?
Lol, not where I live. If I could i'll put perm on a guys head myself to see how funny it looks.








Lol that looks cool to me.
I think that when a guy straightens his hair than he most be a pimp or gay! I wouldn't want to date a guy who has enough hair to straighten because I am a straight woman and I don't want a guy who is as feminine as me!
I think he should try.





The only thing I think he needs to be ready for is being called Little Richard.





But- if his face will suit the look, why not? Go for it! Have fun, it's only hair!
Well straight hair on a black doesn't look good unless he's Prince or Ice T lol.








I prefer black women to have natural hair as well, it looks sexier. Straight hair is boring and overrated.
i aint even look at that picture just what the hell is he thinking
black guys with straight? I've seen that twice in my whole life it looks gay.
I think it's all stereotyping.
Black man straighting his hair? Ehh thats gay. Unless its done like Kat Williams.
Why does it even matter?

Can hormone levels effect hair growth or loss in woman?

I've been experiencing hair loss and think it may have to do with my hormone levels. I've been taking prenatal vitamins so that i know im getting a high dose of iron and other nutrients to help but it does'nt seem to be doing anything.


Any suggestions?Can hormone levels effect hair growth or loss in woman?
You might be taking too much iron. Stress is a BIG part of hair loss too!Can hormone levels effect hair growth or loss in woman?
hormone level changes can definitely trigger hair loss/growth. but changes in hormones levels should not be triggered by prenatal vitamins. if only ever so slightly. once you are pregnant yes they will change dramatically, but not before.


i think the person who said it maybe too much iron is onto something.
Here a few simple home remedies which can be tried at home to control hair fall.





1.Rinse your hair with a mix of apple cider vinegar and sage tea this helps hair grow..





2. A medicine rich in sulfur is also recommended as sulfur plays an important part in the structure of the hair.





3. Massage with olive oil before going to bed at night and next morning, wash off the hair gently..





4. To treat hair loss apply a little lemon juice with some black tea.Massage well and shampoo.





5. Beat two eggs,and add two tablespoons of water to it. Rinse hair and pour the egg mixture over the hair.Massage the scalp well and leave for 10 minutes.Then wash it.
Heredity, hormones, stress, diet, illness, poor hair care – all are factors in hair loss.





Stress, diet and illness are more temporary conditions and usually the hair loss is reversed when the anxiety-producing conditions dissipate, when the diet is improved, when hair care improves and when an illness is cured or gotten under control.





Heredity and hormones are different matters, however. Heredity is an irreversible condition. You are a product of your parents, and hair loss is often inherited. Hormones are tricky, hidden things, however, and they have different effects on an individual basis.





In a male, testosterone abides abundantly. There are also enzymes working on testosterone which product a substance called DHT. DHT is now known to circulate in the blood and cause other conditions, one of which is the shrinking of hair follicles. When hair follicles shrink enough, they are unable to produce and push a new hair through. As old hair dies, it is then not replaced.





In women, hormonal imbalances can also cause hair loss. Pregnancy, childbirth and menopause all cause significant hormonal change and imbalances with both physical and mental effects. These changes can also cause hair loss, both temporary and permanent.





Hair loss and re-growth products have been around for centuries. In ancient times, a variety of herbal and oil-based remedies were concocted and used by Egyptians, Aztecs, Mayans, and American Indians, all with some degree of effectiveness for some people. Modern medical research has focused on ways to re-open and stimulate “dead” hair follicles, so that hair growth can re-occur naturally, as well as keep the healthy follicles healthy. Thus, a number of products have become available, both by prescription and over-the-counter. They are advertised on radio and television and all over the Internet. One need only do a “google” search on hair loss, and there are literally thousands of sites and products for investigation.





One ingredient in many hair loss products is minoxidil. Research studies have shown that in about 80% of the participants, products containing this ingredient are effective in slowing hair loss and, in some, causing re-growth to occur.





Probably the most well known is Rogaine, available at any drug store, in varieties for both men and women. Most scientifically-produced products do have separate products for males and females, because, of course, hormones in each are different and of different levels.





An additional product containing minoxidil is Provillus, and, again, studies have shown it to be effective. The difference between Provillus and other similar products is that the makes have added Azelaic Acid, an additional ingredient which appears to enhance the follicle repair in both men and women. Provillus has been the subject of many studies, just as the other products, and level of effectiveness may be higher.





Provillus is available for both men and women, and the treatment is a combination of a topical liquid applied to the balding areas, as well as a pill or capsule to be taken in conjunction with the liquid. The critical key to effectiveness, according to its makers, is the addition of the azelaic acid, however, the correct amount of this acid is most important piece of this treatment.





As with most hair loss products, the makers recommend patience. It may take from 3-6 months for improvement to occur, however, there is a money-back guarantee up to 180 days if one is not satisfied that it is working for him/her.





Medical research is far from finished in its exploration of products which will stop hair loss and promote re-growth of “permanent” loss. As this research continues, existing producers will undoubtedly alter their products accordingly.





Fortunately, a lot of money is being poured into the research, so hair loss sufferers, take heart!
Women Can Lose Hair from From hormones but in most cases its heriditary. The best resolution would be treatment. The human body is a complex organism and each individual responds differently to drugs and medications. What works for some may not work for others. Provillus contains the clinically tested ingredient Minoxidil 2% approved by the FDA to help re-grow your hair. Minoxidil 2% is FDA approved topical ingredient clinically shown to help re-grow your own natural hair. It is a blood vessel dilator and has anti-androgen properties. Women Me sure you take the 2%. For more information check out This site..





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What Can I do to prevent hair loss as a young woman? Is it my diet or conditioner?

Occasionally I lose a bunch of hair. This morning I took a shower and wound up with hair all over the place. This doesn't happen all the time but it will about once a week or so. I east very healthy but I do not eat any meat or poultry. I Strictly eat seafood and vegetables, whole grains, fruit etc., but no red meat or land animals. I do eat a lot of Tilapia fish that does have high mercury levels. Does this have anything to do with my hair?





My friend suggested to me to take prenatal vitamins. Does that actually improve the look of hair, skin, and nails? or will i get enough of those vitamins with a regular multi?





I also started to condition my hair with coconut oil instead of regular conditioner because it makes my hair fall out!! im sure many women know what im talking about.





I'm not extremely concerned that I'll go bald or anything lol but please give me some suggestions!What Can I do to prevent hair loss as a young woman? Is it my diet or conditioner?
hair loss can come from many sources, genetics, diet, stress, chemical, etc. Some of the things you can do to help prevent this is to use a gentle shampoo (avoid sodium laurel sulfate) take proper whole food vitamins ( chemically based vitamins do not work) try to watch your stress levels, do not color your hair with chemically based color, take MSM and these will help the non genetic component of hair loss.What Can I do to prevent hair loss as a young woman? Is it my diet or conditioner?
Vitamins B, C, F, zinc, iron, copper and protein are essential for hair growth. Drinking plenty of water and eating plenty of raw fruits and vegetables is probably the best way to achieving healthy hair. Check out http://usefulinfo-hairfall.blogspot.com/ for more info.

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Hair loss- 22 yr-old woman- PLEASE Help~!?

My parents have lush thick black hair, and I did too up until a month ago. Everyone is telling me it's from stress but I'm not under a significant amount of stress. I noticed it when I was pulling my hair back in a pony tail and the thickness was almost half of what it typically is. I'm starting to get very concerned and obsessing over it. I don't have health insurance, so I can't see a dermatologist or hair specialist, but my school has a health center that I plan on going to. Any suggestions/ideas? Serious answers only please. I appreciate it!!Hair loss- 22 yr-old woman- PLEASE Help~!?
Please answer my questions and I can give you a good responce as I have done a lot of reading up on this since it happened to my sister.

Do you have regular periods? If yes are they of normal flow? If no then how often on average per year?

How is your diet?

How do your nails look? Is your skin in great condition?

Are you using the same shampoo/conditioner as normal? Have you changed recently?



Many factors can determine this problem. I myself have noticed my hair has been thinning a lot and it used to be so long and thick. I have an overactive thyroid which is an extremely common problem for women of our age-group and usually results in hair becoming brittle/less full of life. Medication sorts that out no problem.



Answer my questions and I will go on from there.



One last thing - you might be due a hair cut, as once I let my hair get so long it became unhealthy xHair loss- 22 yr-old woman- PLEASE Help~!?
You can fix this by trying out natural methods. Go to this webpage:

http://stopyourhairloss.com/enter.htm?ho
hair loss due to genes happens and theres not much you can do for that except like rogain type products to slow the loss. but there is a condition called Alopecia. here is the medical def for stress alopecia..Stress alopecia, a type of telogen effluvium, is temporary, reversible, diffuse hair loss on the scalp that results from severe emotional or physiological stress. Normally, about 90% of scalp hair follicles are in the growing anagen phase, and about 10% to 15% are in the resting catagen and telogen phases. Stress causes anagen hairs to convert prematurely into telogen hairs, which means that more than the normal number of hairs are in the telogen phase and ready to shed. the best thing is to see a doc for it but since you don't have insurance you need to research online to see if there are ';home remidies'; you can try. i don't know any off the top of my head. take care
Alepicia is actually a common problem - basically your immune system is attacking hair follicles. If anything it is probably that. Do you notice any balding spots or thinning roots. If not, your ends are probably just breaking off. Do a hair-pull test on yourself - pinch some hair at your roots and gently pull - not hard enough to pull them out - just enough. If some hairs come out anyway, it's probably alepicia. If you are noticing balding spots, here's what you can do.



Pure' a bunch of tomatoes and smear it on your scalp. Put on a shower cap and leave it for an hour.



Rumor has it that if you crush up birth control pills (free and planned parenthood) and put them in your shampoo, the hormones help with hair growth.



Change your shampoo and conditioner to a vitamin and moisture-rich brand and apply conditioner to your entire scalp - not just the ends.



When it comes down to it, you will need to see a dermatologist. I will also say that hair loss due to stress is probable. Most of these cases don't even know they are stressed out - and some turn out to have PTSD - hair loss is relatively common symptom of that. I just thought I would throw that out there just as an FYI.
Honestly, the only serious response to something like that is to send you to your doctor... I wish you well.

Hair loss, 20 year old woman?

About two years ago I dyed my hair with some hair dye that was on sale (I should have known). After I rinsed clumps of hair fell off and it continue to for a few months. Unfortunately I was left with a small bald patch. I've also notice my temples thin. I don't know what to do anymore. Its frustrating. I haven't dyed my hair since but the patch hasn't filled in. I just notice tiny hairs recently. If I go see a dermatologist about how much would they charge me with no insurance? Thanks for any feedback you can give me!Hair loss, 20 year old woman?
The hair dye was probably expired! But you should go see a dermatologists, I am not sure how much it will cost, but until then try putting oil in your hair. The oils that are good for your hair are coconut oil, olive oil and castor oil (if you have a dry scalp for castor oil). Try massaging your scalp every night and rinse your hair in cold water. But if you would like to use other products heres a link!

http://www.timeformecatalog.com/cgi-bin/

Hope I helped! Oh yeah why dont you try Nioxin that will stop shedding for a while but later it will stop helping! But good luck!Hair loss, 20 year old woman?
It sounds like you have been unlucky, probably with an out of date or cheap hair dye.



The clumps of hair that have gone have gone, if there are tiny hairs there then you still have some live growth cells so if you treat it right it should grow back perfectly in the long term.



Dermatologists can be expensive and will more than likely work with a drug company and will then point you in the direction of a certain drug based treatment (they make money by selling these drugs). Obviously the will offer you good advice which is worthwhile taking on board.



Personally, when I have any ailments I like to go down the natural route, do some research and look for reputable products with guarantees (free trials, money back etc).



Good luck and I'm sure you'll get it back.