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Created On: 05/28/2012 10:54 AM
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 05/28/2012 10:54 AM
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faisal
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Dear Doctors/Experts,
My cousin(age almost 20 years). She has a problem of excessive hair loss, and her hair is too thin and too light and smooth it has no volume.

Can you please suggest her something fruitful to overcome this strange problem. Thanks in advance.

Regards,

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 06/09/2012 02:13 AM
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Budgie
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I recommend you search the Google ''scholar'' database online. You can search for diseases and chemicals that correct them by ''key words''. It helps to have some technical knowledge but anything you don't know you can look it up elsewhere then return to the article. I found the chemicals I needed to make my hair grow back.
Good luck.
 03/02/2013 08:32 AM
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pemelita
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Hello, she probably needs vitamin. Vitamins are very important to have a healthy hair.
 03/02/2013 12:39 PM
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WaterLilly
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Ladies,

What worked for me:

-Treating my Seborrheic dermatitis; looks like dandruff, with ketanozole shampoos and other shampoos for dandruff. Have to wash every day. Did not know I had it until recently; just thought it was oily hair. The dermatitis irritates your scalp and causes hair loss. Read about it at: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medline...cy/article/000963.htm
-Hair color: Because of the oiliness associated with the Seborrheic dermatitis, keeping my hair colored HELPS, because the newly colored hair absorbs excess oil at the scalp (check with your doctor).
Iron: Have your levels checked and realize iron within normal range may not be high enough for you.
-Rogaine foam for men (check with your dermatologist). I cannot use the women's due to allergy to propylene glycol. Also, the women's it is greasier than the men's.
-Protein: as you get older and/or have gastric bypass surgery, it is difficult to get enough protein. Try a whey protein low calorie shake.
-Biotin 1,000 mcg (1mg). The 5,000 mcg (5mg) is probably too strong over the long term.
-No tight pony tails or hair styles.
-Menopause WILL and birth control pills might cause hair loss (talk to your doctor).
I lost half my hair after menopause and it is coming back with the combined above treatments.
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