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5th August 2012 02:24 AM #1New Member
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Hair Loss
Dear All,
My sister and I were discussing about hair loss. She wondered why she has a hair loss problem.
She ask her friends and neighbors but there is no exact answer on why there's a hair loss.
Some said it is due to having birth or lack of nutrients in our body. I would like to know the real
answer. Please let me learn from all of you. Thanks and God BLess!
havingaprincess
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5th August 2012 04:04 PM #2
It is possible that the hair loss is a result of pregnancy. Lack of nutrients or even just the shift or hormones can lead to postpartum hair loss. Millions of men and women suffer from hair loss, so she is definitely not alone. How serious is her hair loss? Has she mentioned it to her physician?
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9th August 2012 09:44 PM #3
Hi havingaprincess,
As mom2many says - many women have increased hair loss after giving birth.
The reason for this is that during pregnancy lots of women find they have thicker, fuller hair. Normally we shed about 5-10% of our hair but this often does not happen during pregnancy due to the higher levels of estrogen. After pregnancy, the body makes up for this by shedding all these hairs that were not shed during pregnancy. It tends to happen up to 12 months post-partum. After this time, most women's hair returns to its normal, pre-pregnancy amount.
Some women use specialist shampoos which make their hair appear thicker during the time of increased hair loss.
I hope this helps you and your sister,
Best wishes to you both,
LJ
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12th August 2012 02:32 AM #4New Member
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Hello LJ,
Thanks for taking time answering my concerns and for the helpful tips and advice you shared with
me. I'm really thankful for this wonderful forum. This gave me lots of ideas. I've learned many things
from this.
GOD Bless,
havingaprincess
Last edited by havingaprincess; 12th August 2012 at 03:08 AM.
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27th August 2012 02:02 AM #5
Hello havingaprincess,
Hair loss can be due to both lack of nutrients and also from hormonal imbalance. Aside from pregnancy, two of the largest health challenges that contribute to hair loss are thyroid and adrenal disorders.
In these situations you would want to check with your doctor or naturopath to have some testing done. All in all, hair loss is an indication that hormones are changing and that the body needs extra nutrients to support your health.
You can take high quality supplements and eat a lot of freshly pressed juices and green smoothies to help your body come back into balance.
Warm regards,
Kate
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2nd January 2013 07:44 AM #6
Thanks for your post shamas699. I just wanted to comment that I agree a vegetarian diet is often a healthy one. However, if you are a vegetarian during pregnancy then it is particularly important to plan your diet carefully to ensure you and your baby receive all your required nutrients.
Happy new year!
LJ
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12th February 2013 07:50 PM #7New Member
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Hair loss is the common process in the pregnancy time because of lack of nutrients and hormonal imbalance in women. so you should consult with your doctor for further treatment.
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14th February 2013 12:11 AM #8
An issue that often follows pregnancy is hypothyroid and hair loss is a common symptom. Talk to your GP, especially if you also have low energy, fluid retention, weight gain etc. Not worth ignoring.
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10th June 2013 04:44 PM #9New Member
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Hi Havingaprincess,
Yes lack of nutrition can also cause hair loss so have nutritive diet plan and use shampoo and conditioner according to your hair texture. Don't rub hair hard with towel to dry them and avoid touching or pulling your hair. Manage stress with regular workouts and take adequate amount of protein through daily meals. Limit alcohol and smoking and avoid using harsh chemicals.
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10th June 2013 11:00 PM #10New Member
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as for me there isn't enough info in original topic to clearly identifying where the problem can be. it can be concerned with pregnancy, weight, diet, lifestyle and so on. it would be much better to go to professional doctor and ask him I think.
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18th June 2013 03:27 PM #11New Member
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Lack of nutritional value or even just the move or testosterone can lead to postpartum thinning locks, an incredible number of men and women suffer from thinning locks, so she is definitely not alone, even me also suffering from this problem, but now i am recuperating very fast now a days....
Adam
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20th June 2013 12:38 AM #12New Member
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Lack of nutrition causes hair loss. I have also hair loss problem and i am using supplements to deal with this problem. In pregnancy hair fall problem happens. Anyway very informative tread.
MarkHerry


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