It’s so great listening to you and seeing everyone going through similar experiences. It’s been so hard and devastating for me, my hair used to be so thick and long and it was just been falling out so much everyday. But she is right to trust in the process. My beauty is in my heart.
The biggest mistake I had was being afriad to wash and brush my hair! I ended up just making my hair very knotty, which lead to more hair loss, since there were so many knots in my hair. I now brush my hair very delicately at least once a day and I have noticed such as decrease in my hair loss! I am still washing my hair every 2-3 days because that is what I think works best for me.
This is awesome, I love that you mentioned brushing you hare very lightly - I think that makes a big difference as well and can totally see why not brushing it would lead to more loss over all cause you have to pull on the knots! So happy you shared 💜
I've been watching all of the videos about TE that you have posted and I wish that I could hug you!!!! I felt so alone and embarrassed because I just turned 20 years old!! The past year has been pretty hectic, so I know it's been my stress and I'm not the one who knows how to deal with it. You have given me such hope and positivity! My hair will grow back :)
@@lisamaier9984 I just did this, because I have CHUNKS (from showering and excess shedding) in the garbage. They do have the bulbs. This channel is saving my life right now because I have been freaking out. I got severely sick from covid. Thankfully didn't end up on oxygen or anything, but had pretty severe pneumonia and almost could've been. I started noticing hair fall out about a month later. Now it's about two months later and it's falling out even more. Over 1,000 strands a day, definitely. I'm sick over it because I love my hair so much, but this place is giving me hope that it's temporary and I need to take the proper steps to get my hair back. Thank you for saying this, and thank you to @Laurennewly!!
My doctors didn’t pay attention at all to my hair loss :( they just said: oh yeah, it might be due to stress. I’m like, NO way!! I’ve never thought that!!! -.-
@@haydee84 We ended up at a Dermatologist but my husband had to call around to find one that did the procedure. It is not a big deal but I sure felt better knowing for sure my hair would come back. Then I had to promise my husband not to dwell on it anymore. He cut my hair really short, and I got busy living again.
These are problems are so relatable and I learnt from them! 4 months later after started my recovery, my hair has been better, and like u said hair wont grow so fast, it takes so much time. I noticed that my hair strands got thicker and shinier, but the growth needs time and it's a matter of accepting and communicating with the scalp 🥰
I appreciate her is funny lighthearted disposition. This topic is crazy f@cking stressful enough.. So it’s nice when people talk about their experience and give their advice with a positive perspective and a playful sense of humor!! Thank you!
So I'm 15 and I have chronic Lyme Disease. And I have telogen and it's hard to deal with self esteem and identity when your body is all out of whack and then your hair starts falling out. And then I saw your videos and it's so helpful because you talk about it seriously and with good advice but you dont make it seem like the end of the world and you're positive and akskfkfk. I'm sorry it just. Means a lot. To see people talk about hair loss constructively. Thanks
I had dengue last year around August. But i was already going through hair shredding. After few months of dengue it further deteriorated and i lost about 70% of my hair. I got by blood routine done and results were profoundly bad. My vitamins d levels were extremely low, low vitamin b, low iron and I had thyroid as well. Okay, then I went to a physician, felt better in a few days and my extreme hair shedding reduced. Now my thyroid is under control, I feel much better physically but hair still shreds. I can say I lose as much I gain. So after a year, I stand in same situation. Though I have hopes that I will get over this soon. Matter of time. But it does hamper my social life and induces stress at times.
Thank you for your videos! My mistake would be monitoring my hair loss and counting all the hairs that fell then putting it in my journal ( I literally do it every single day), makes me feel like I'm in control of my condition , which I'm definitely not 😥
I use to do that as well. I have ongoing TG. I am at a loss. :(. I ended up making the obsessive-compulsive disorder I had get worse. I felt so ashamed when my psychiatrist laughed about it. I keep the hair in baggies.
Thank you for these videos ! I lost 25 pounds in 2 months dude to ibs and my hair has been falling out ever since . Gaining the weight back now but the hair loss is annoying , some days it looks like it’s getting better then I’ll analyze it and realize it’s still awful . My corners are taking the worst hit up by the hairline . Hope is everything tho ! You have to have it
I had an episode of TE when i was 22yr because of a lot and i never knew that it was TE and i got all my hair back in 1 n hf yr and now again i had an episode again at 24 yr and now i know that it is TE and back then was a TE episode. It is very imp to know about your condition more so that it would not repeat again. And i now i started with regrowth and trying to take care of my scalp which i never did after my last TE episode when i first had
Going through this now I’ve gone to so many doctors and dermatologists.... they tell me to wait it out. Three blood tests later (all coming back normal) and a whole seven months past the start of my fall out I’m still losing so much!!!! Ugh you’re videos are definitely helping though !
If you look at some of the hairs that fell out and see if there is a white "bulb " at one end, that will tell you if it is TE. No bulb chances are it is nOT TE. I saw a doctor and had a hair plug taken because I was going crazy about it. The sad thing is that once it started when I was 22 yrs it has happened over and over :( Eat good, and stay as far away from stress as you can.
LONG MESSAGE ALERT 🚨SOMEONE PLEASE READ AND RESPOND IF GOING THROUGH/GONE THROUGH SOMETHING SIMILAR AND WHAT HELPED IF ANYTHING: I had hair so similar to how yours is now (finer, pretty, wavy) I just noticed yr by yr it progressively was getting thinner and thinner. Never really freaking out about it since I was so young, so I just started to put extensions in (which probably hurt more than helped) From the time i was 13-26, I was prescribed and taking adderall daily for ADD. I’ll get more into that later. As well as went through a major traumatic event, I found out I was pregnant at age 17, (at this time i no longer wore the extensions) and made the conscious decision to give her up for adoption. During that pregnancy, I was incredibly depressed. My mother got diagnosed with breast cancer, and I ended up gaining over 100 lbs. At this time, I didn’t notice too too much going on with my hair, due to the fact so many other things were going on, however, it was still manageable and I could put it up in a pony tail and it not look like I was balding. Even after I lost the weight. Most of it just came off in a yr/year and a half. Started wearing extensions again for about 5 ish years. Fast forward to 25, so 8 years later, was when it got EXTREMELY bad (to the point where I wore a topper) I was in a toxic relationship for 2 years. About a yr in, I noticed my hairline receding majorly, and it CONSTANTLY being so greasy (due to it being so thin) no matter what i did, it was no longer manageable whatsoever. Even extensions didn’t look nice in it anymore because the top of my head looked so bad as well as the ends. I went to a hair specialist (one of the best around here) he told me it definitely wasn’t female pattern hair loss, and he assumed I had a vitamin deficiency. I did not, I also got everything else possible checked. Thyroid, etc. multiple times. All clear. Only thing I have not got checked yet would be my hormones, which I think years of taking Adderall, plus a bad relationship may be the culprit for. (If you search adderall and hair loss, tellogen effluvium seems to be pretty common since it can indirectly raise your cortisol levels, putting our body in a constant state of “fight or flight” mode.) So at age 26 (almost 27) I stopped taking adderall, even though my doctor told me it was very rare, the internet says completely different. I have an apt with an endocrinologist next Wednesday, so keeping my fingers crossed I’ll actually find an answer to what the underlying issue is, (since I honestly would like to possibly take adderall again since it helped me focus and get through like immensely, so hoping it might be something else) If ANYONE out there that has been through something similar, was taking adderall for years, or lost major weight, or all. Please, please respond. I’ve spent so much time, money, and researching till my eyes bleed these past 2/12 years and would love to be able to relate to someone , and hopefully hear stories of peoples hair getting better . Side note: I eat very clean, low carb, higher fat, lots of veggies (most days) nuts, coconut milk) etc.
I want to go to the doctor but I am scared that he will say to me that I have to stop being vegan. I am 14 year girl and I am on the vegan diet for 8 months and on months 6-7 my hair started falling out like crazy
thank you so much for your honest advice! how exactly do you use the coconut oil on your head - over night as a "mask" or just as a little massage before hairwash? i also read, that in the long run in actually dries out the hair and the scalp.
I used to use coconut oil on my hair frequently. It does dry the hair out!! My hair hair felt awful after a couple of months using it ...super tangly and rough feeling
What if like me, you have lost weight because of the stress. I used to exercise every second day before I had this issue of stress and TE, but now that I have the stress and TE, I've lost weight in my body and face. Won't exercising make me loose more weight, and not help me put the weight back on?
Hey Marie! this seems like something you will want to work on with your doctor. I used the exercise to help me get rid of the extra cortisol (stress hormone) in my body, i wasn't doing it for weight loss and I personally don't lose weight when i do low impact stuff like walking, jogging etc (read: my metabolism is the devil). So it sounds like you definitely have a little bit of a different situation going on. I would say the main thing is to be healthy and stress free - so whatever that looks like for you - there are so many other ways to decrease your stress if exercise doesn't seem right for you
Marie Le You could work on weight training, thats what I do(also had weight loss problems and hair loss related to stress). Lifting focuses on building muscle rather than losing fat
Zainab Jebari my hair is growing during the shedding phase. I have 1 inch hairs and about 3 inch hairs, but I also noticed some baby hairs shedding which is normal.
Ariana69 totally get that, I wouldn’t ditch it all together but maybe just find a happy medium. honestly i think cutting back is one of the things that really made a difference for me tho. But as I always say you have to find what works for you and your situation!
LAUREN NEWLY it’s been almost 7 months and my hair is still falling out. My scalp feels tingly and sensitive. Wonder if it’s new hair coming or just a sign that more hair are going to fall out.
When your hair was falling out was your hair really tatty and dry ? Like when it’s wet mine seems to get so tatty and I can’t even get my fingers thru it xx
LAUREN NEWLY Thankyou , I’m trying to have the mindset of just getting over it and I want to but it’s so scary it’s frightening me. And I’ve been dealing with it for 2 years it calmed down a bit for a while but it’s the worst it ever been right now and we are in lockdown so can’t be seen by a specialist or even see my own dr again about it. I’m desperate for advice and tips. I wear my hair up but just clipped loosely up not tight as I know they say it’s not good for it but I can’t wear it down because I dont feel comfortable using straighteners and also it does fall out as I’m even trying to straighten it (I tried the other week ) xx
Thanks for these tips :) I think I'm going to go to a trichtologist. I've had my iron checked, my thyroid is fine but still seeing a lot of loss. Did you go to a trichtologist and if so did you find it helpful? X
I had COVID that lasted around 10 days. At first, I believed I was ok until I started to lose more hair than normal. Following some research, I've come to realize it’s from the stress my body had during that time and also the shampoo that I was using. So I started doing meditation, yoga everyday and changed my shampoo and conditioner to littleextrraa coooconion anti hair fall kit. And now i dont face any hairfall. Thank you for this video! I'm feeling so much better.
Upon applying Cocoonniion hair shampoo over more than a week, itself began show better results compared to other shampoo. At present, I’m experiencing zero hair loss issues and the smell seems soo good and my strands are growing steadily yet its certainly helping.
I went to a dermatologist and he prescribed biotin. He also gave some tests so that he could know the underlying cause. But I was all responsible. I was so lethargic I didn't go out for the blood tests. And my hair started falling more. When I used to take biotin, my hair used to shed less. And then one fine day, even biotin stopped working. I then went back to the dermatologist but the first thing he said, "Miss would be dermatologist, you're here! You don't follow your doctor, now why you are here?" 😖 PS : Sorry for my bad English. But it's just a medium. I hope you understood what I meant.
I think its good you went to the doctor - i would definitely get blood work done if you don't think the hair fall is related to a specific injury or event. Hope this clears up for you soon!
It’s so great listening to you and seeing everyone going through similar experiences. It’s been so hard and devastating for me, my hair used to be so thick and long and it was just been falling out so much everyday. But she is right to trust in the process. My beauty is in my heart.
TOTALLY!
Thank you for your comment♥️🌻
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The biggest mistake I had was being afriad to wash and brush my hair! I ended up just making my hair very knotty, which lead to more hair loss, since there were so many knots in my hair. I now brush my hair very delicately at least once a day and I have noticed such as decrease in my hair loss! I am still washing my hair every 2-3 days because that is what I think works best for me.
This is awesome, I love that you mentioned brushing you hare very lightly - I think that makes a big difference as well and can totally see why not brushing it would lead to more loss over all cause you have to pull on the knots! So happy you shared 💜
I've been watching all of the videos about TE that you have posted and I wish that I could hug you!!!! I felt so alone and embarrassed because I just turned 20 years old!! The past year has been pretty hectic, so I know it's been my stress and I'm not the one who knows how to deal with it. You have given me such hope and positivity! My hair will grow back :)
Aww thank you so much!! Yes it will - You've got this girl!
Look at some hair that fell out and if there is a tiny white "bulb" at the end of it you can tell it is TF.
My hair hurts is that part of it. Going to a Naturopath tomorrow and blood work. Hormones can do this as well.
@@lisamaier9984 I just did this, because I have CHUNKS (from showering and excess shedding) in the garbage. They do have the bulbs. This channel is saving my life right now because I have been freaking out. I got severely sick from covid. Thankfully didn't end up on oxygen or anything, but had pretty severe pneumonia and almost could've been. I started noticing hair fall out about a month later. Now it's about two months later and it's falling out even more. Over 1,000 strands a day, definitely. I'm sick over it because I love my hair so much, but this place is giving me hope that it's temporary and I need to take the proper steps to get my hair back. Thank you for saying this, and thank you to @Laurennewly!!
My hair is growing back💫 universe listens in this way honey keep practicing affirmations 🖤
My doctors didn’t pay attention at all to my hair loss :( they just said: oh yeah, it might be due to stress. I’m like, NO way!! I’ve never thought that!!! -.-
LOL... what groundbreaking advice they gave you ;)
My husband and I had them take a plug taken and tested and that gave me a CONFIRMATION. That always helped.
@@lisamaier9984 I think that's the best way. What kind of doctor (speciality) does that?
@@haydee84 We ended up at a Dermatologist but my husband had to call around to find one that did the procedure. It is not a big deal but I sure felt better knowing for sure my hair would come back. Then I had to promise my husband not to dwell on it anymore. He cut my hair really short, and I got busy living again.
@@lisamaier9984 Thank you!
These are problems are so relatable and I learnt from them! 4 months later after started my recovery, my hair has been better, and like u said hair wont grow so fast, it takes so much time. I noticed that my hair strands got thicker and shinier, but the growth needs time and it's a matter of accepting and communicating with the scalp 🥰
LOVE reading comments like this!!
Thank you for your comment, reminds me to be patient♥️🌻
I appreciate her is funny lighthearted disposition. This topic is crazy f@cking stressful enough.. So it’s nice when people talk about their experience and give their advice with a positive perspective and a playful sense of humor!! Thank you!
So I'm 15 and I have chronic Lyme Disease. And I have telogen and it's hard to deal with self esteem and identity when your body is all out of whack and then your hair starts falling out. And then I saw your videos and it's so helpful because you talk about it seriously and with good advice but you dont make it seem like the end of the world and you're positive and akskfkfk. I'm sorry it just. Means a lot. To see people talk about hair loss constructively. Thanks
Awww thanks love! Stay positive - you've got this!
I had dengue last year around August. But i was already going through hair shredding. After few months of dengue it further deteriorated and i lost about 70% of my hair. I got by blood routine done and results were profoundly bad. My vitamins d levels were extremely low, low vitamin b, low iron and I had thyroid as well. Okay, then I went to a physician, felt better in a few days and my extreme hair shedding reduced. Now my thyroid is under control, I feel much better physically but hair still shreds. I can say I lose as much I gain. So after a year, I stand in same situation. Though I have hopes that I will get over this soon. Matter of time. But it does hamper my social life and induces stress at times.
Thank you for your videos! My mistake would be monitoring my hair loss and counting all the hairs that fell then putting it in my journal ( I literally do it every single day), makes me feel like I'm in control of my condition , which I'm definitely not 😥
I use to do that as well. I have ongoing TG. I am at a loss. :(. I ended up making the obsessive-compulsive disorder I had get worse. I felt so ashamed when my psychiatrist laughed about it. I keep the hair in baggies.
@@lisamaier9984 I hope you are doing better today and found a more kind psychiatrist.
Thank you for these videos ! I lost 25 pounds in 2 months dude to ibs and my hair has been falling out ever since . Gaining the weight back now but the hair loss is annoying , some days it looks like it’s getting better then I’ll analyze it and realize it’s still awful . My corners are taking the worst hit up by the hairline . Hope is everything tho ! You have to have it
How is your hair doing now? I'm going through the same thing.
Has your hair grown back?
@@astheticher1367 yes but it took awhile . It was due to low iron not ibs
I had an episode of TE when i was 22yr because of a lot and i never knew that it was TE and i got all my hair back in 1 n hf yr and now again i had an episode again at 24 yr and now i know that it is TE and back then was a TE episode. It is very imp to know about your condition more so that it would not repeat again. And i now i started with regrowth and trying to take care of my scalp which i never did after my last TE episode when i first had
agree knowing the condition is key!
Kavya how many months you had hair fall do you see any white bulb at the end of your hair plz reply
Going through this now I’ve gone to so many doctors and dermatologists.... they tell me to wait it out. Three blood tests later (all coming back normal) and a whole seven months past the start of my fall out I’m still losing so much!!!! Ugh you’re videos are definitely helping though !
If you look at some of the hairs that fell out and see if there is a white "bulb " at one end, that will tell you if it is TE. No bulb chances are it is nOT TE. I saw a doctor and had a hair plug taken because I was going crazy about it. The sad thing is that once it started when I was 22 yrs it has happened over and over :( Eat good, and stay as far away from stress as you can.
@@lisamaier9984 even though it happened repeatedly, did you have regrowth in between?
LONG MESSAGE ALERT 🚨SOMEONE PLEASE READ AND RESPOND IF GOING THROUGH/GONE THROUGH SOMETHING SIMILAR AND WHAT HELPED IF ANYTHING:
I had hair so similar to how yours is now (finer, pretty, wavy) I just noticed yr by yr it progressively was getting thinner and thinner. Never really freaking out about it since I was so young, so I just started to put extensions in (which probably hurt more than helped)
From the time i was 13-26, I was prescribed and taking adderall daily for ADD. I’ll get more into that later. As well as went through a major traumatic event, I found out I was pregnant at age 17, (at this time i no longer wore the extensions) and made the conscious decision to give her up for adoption. During that pregnancy, I was incredibly depressed. My mother got diagnosed with breast cancer, and I ended up gaining over 100 lbs. At this time, I didn’t notice too too much going on with my hair, due to the fact so many other things were going on, however, it was still manageable and I could put it up in a pony tail and it not look like I was balding. Even after I lost the weight. Most of it just came off in a yr/year and a half.
Started wearing extensions again for about 5 ish years.
Fast forward to 25, so 8 years later, was when it got EXTREMELY bad (to the point where I wore a topper)
I was in a toxic relationship for 2 years. About a yr in, I noticed my hairline receding majorly, and it CONSTANTLY being so greasy (due to it being so thin) no matter what i did, it was no longer manageable whatsoever. Even extensions didn’t look nice in it anymore because the top of my head looked so bad as well as the ends.
I went to a hair specialist (one of the best around here) he told me it definitely wasn’t female pattern hair loss, and he assumed I had a vitamin deficiency. I did not, I also got everything else possible checked. Thyroid, etc. multiple times. All clear. Only thing I have not got checked yet would be my hormones, which I think years of taking Adderall, plus a bad relationship may be the culprit for.
(If you search adderall and hair loss, tellogen effluvium seems to be pretty common since it can indirectly raise your cortisol levels, putting our body in a constant state of “fight or flight” mode.)
So at age 26 (almost 27) I stopped taking adderall, even though my doctor told me it was very rare, the internet says completely different.
I have an apt with an endocrinologist next Wednesday, so keeping my fingers crossed I’ll actually find an answer to what the underlying issue is, (since I honestly would like to possibly take adderall again since it helped me focus and get through like immensely, so hoping it might be something else)
If ANYONE out there that has been through something similar, was taking adderall for years, or lost major weight, or all. Please, please respond. I’ve spent so much time, money, and researching till my eyes bleed these past 2/12 years and would love to be able to relate to someone , and hopefully hear stories of peoples hair getting better .
Side note: I eat very clean, low carb, higher fat, lots of veggies (most days) nuts, coconut milk) etc.
Susannah Walsh I’m on adderall but only a booster 5 mgs so idk if that could cause it for me
Harper Elizabeth i’ve read that other people who lost weight quickly got TE too. Gpod luck and lots of love to us all♥️We will get through this💕
I want to go to the doctor but I am scared that he will say to me that I have to stop being vegan. I am 14 year girl and I am on the vegan diet for 8 months and on months 6-7 my hair started falling out like crazy
thank you so much for your honest advice! how exactly do you use the coconut oil on your head - over night as a "mask" or just as a little massage before hairwash?
i also read, that in the long run in actually dries out the hair and the scalp.
I used to use coconut oil on my hair frequently. It does dry the hair out!! My hair hair felt awful after a couple of months using it ...super tangly and rough feeling
You’re the best. I appreciate you!
YOU'RE THE BEST. I APPRECIATE YOU!!
What if you already eat healthy, exercise regularly, and are hydrated? 😅
Lauren how many months you have seen hairfall
What if like me, you have lost weight because of the stress. I used to exercise every second day before I had this issue of stress and TE, but now that I have the stress and TE, I've lost weight in my body and face. Won't exercising make me loose more weight, and not help me put the weight back on?
Hey Marie! this seems like something you will want to work on with your doctor. I used the exercise to help me get rid of the extra cortisol (stress hormone) in my body, i wasn't doing it for weight loss and I personally don't lose weight when i do low impact stuff like walking, jogging etc (read: my metabolism is the devil). So it sounds like you definitely have a little bit of a different situation going on. I would say the main thing is to be healthy and stress free - so whatever that looks like for you - there are so many other ways to decrease your stress if exercise doesn't seem right for you
Marie Le You could work on weight training, thats what I do(also had weight loss problems and hair loss related to stress). Lifting focuses on building muscle rather than losing fat
Can hair still grow even in the shedding fase?
Zainab Jebari my hair is growing during the shedding phase. I have 1 inch hairs and about 3 inch hairs, but I also noticed some baby hairs shedding which is normal.
I did have some regrowth during the shedding phase
But if I don’t use dry shampoo I would have to wash more often? Which would be bad
Ariana69 totally get that, I wouldn’t ditch it all together but maybe just find a happy medium. honestly i think cutting back is one of the things that really made a difference for me tho. But as I always say you have to find what works for you and your situation!
was there a white bulb on the hair you lost?also I have a sensitive scalp now, my hair follicles hurt when I tie my hair in a pony.
i did have a white bulb on the hair i lost - it just means the hair was in the telogen stage of the hair cycle.
LAUREN NEWLY it’s been almost 7 months and my hair is still falling out. My scalp feels tingly and sensitive. Wonder if it’s new hair coming or just a sign that more hair are going to fall out.
@@saniaazharparvez1892 has it stop
Sonali Mehta, no it hasn’t.
@@saniaazharparvez1892 how many months now
When your hair was falling out was your hair really tatty and dry ? Like when it’s wet mine seems to get so tatty and I can’t even get my fingers thru it xx
Mine was definitely dry which i think can cause it to be more tangled. i wouldn't brush it when it is wet though cause that can cause more to come out
LAUREN NEWLY Thankyou , I’m trying to have the mindset of just getting over it and I want to but it’s so scary it’s frightening me. And I’ve been dealing with it for 2 years it calmed down a bit for a while but it’s the worst it ever been right now and we are in lockdown so can’t be seen by a specialist or even see my own dr again about it. I’m desperate for advice and tips. I wear my hair up but just clipped loosely up not tight as I know they say it’s not good for it but I can’t wear it down because I dont feel comfortable using straighteners and also it does fall out as I’m even trying to straighten it (I tried the other week ) xx
Thanks for these tips :) I think I'm going to go to a trichtologist. I've had my iron checked, my thyroid is fine but still seeing a lot of loss. Did you go to a trichtologist and if so did you find it helpful? X
no trichologist for me - just my tried and true PCP
@@LAURENNEWLY what is pcp?
Jo Pederick primary care provider aka regular doctor
@@LAURENNEWLY ha ha thanks, I'm from Aus so not heard that term :)
I had COVID that lasted around 10 days. At first, I believed I was ok until I started to lose more hair than normal. Following some research, I've come to realize it’s from the stress my body had during that time and also the shampoo that I was using. So I started doing meditation, yoga everyday and changed my shampoo and conditioner to littleextrraa coooconion anti hair fall kit. And now i dont face any hairfall.
Thank you for this video! I'm feeling so much better.
Upon applying Cocoonniion hair shampoo over more than a week, itself began show better results compared to other shampoo. At present, I’m experiencing zero hair loss issues and the smell seems soo good and my strands are growing steadily yet its certainly helping.
My hair is falling profusely because of the diet what can i do?❤️
Have you adjusted your diet?!
Simple rules: avoid if it's processed, eat single ingredients that are grown naturally, eat lean meats, healthy oils, drink lots of water, enjoy life.
I went to a dermatologist and he prescribed biotin. He also gave some tests so that he could know the underlying cause. But I was all responsible. I was so lethargic I didn't go out for the blood tests. And my hair started falling more. When I used to take biotin, my hair used to shed less. And then one fine day, even biotin stopped working. I then went back to the dermatologist but the first thing he said, "Miss would be dermatologist, you're here! You don't follow your doctor, now why you are here?" 😖
PS : Sorry for my bad English. But it's just a medium. I hope you understood what I meant.
I think its good you went to the doctor - i would definitely get blood work done if you don't think the hair fall is related to a specific injury or event. Hope this clears up for you soon!
How long did your hair take to stop falling out? It’s been a year for me and it still falls out ...
You should go to a doctor. I had hairloss 3 month after surgery and it took three months
Ughh ffs ~ thankyou