A few months ago noticed my hair was getting thinner but everyone in my family has full set of hair my older brothers have absolutely no hair loss they have all there temple hairs intact so does my dad and grandad and my mums side has all there hairs as well
Can somebody please tell me im terrified :( Everybody in my family has full set of hair yet mine is going
12-27-2017 04:38 PM
JOzzy2010
Your hair looks thick to me. Why do you think it’s thining ?
12-27-2017 06:41 PM
Vanitis
i never had a m shape before it was a perfect hairline now in the past year its been moving up around my temporal areas my right side is still ok but my left has receded signicficantly i do mess with my left temporal area a lot like every 10 mins but thats beacuse im terrified of loosing it could that be causing it?
12-27-2017 08:26 PM
JOzzy2010
If you don’t mind me asking your age ? Also yes this could be causing it too. I actually just got over diagnosing my hair fall. I’m 25 right now and I don’t have signs of mpb but more of diffuse thinning. I was aacyually able to stop it and now am seeing new hair and regrowth. There’s a couple of things you should be aware of.
1) what shampoo are you using?
2) do you take multivatims/ fish oils ?
3) do you smoke marijuana regularly or take any prescription drugs ?
4) do you workout ? If you do are you using any supplements ?
5) did you have a traumatic experience that could of triggered the hair loss ?
6) are you a heavy caffeine user ?
And yes that could be causing you to lose it. Stop touching it, look up traction alocopia traction.
12-27-2017 08:47 PM
Vanitis
1, Head and shoudlers or tresseme
2, Not anymore took some forcebal for a iron defic a year ago
3, Nope never
4, Not in a while
5, Hm half a year ago i got uttery terrified my mom had a crash and i saw it happen + i had a terrifying experience with the dentist
6, i do drink a lot of coke but reduced it now
I always push my hair back to see where im loosing it so mabye hopefully :(
Hair loss is an absolute side effect of iron deficiencies so make sure that is sorted with blood work every six months, but consult your doctor on this. Eat lots of green vegetables, organic meats, cut out sugars and exercise. Identify any mineral or vitamin deficiencies and take care of them. Done. If your loss continues seek the opinion of an IAHRS doctor. Oh, and stop pulling your hair back to see where you've lost it. This indicates two things. You're OCD, and if you have to keep pulling your hair back to see if you have any loss, you probably don't have any to speak of.
01-07-2018 04:33 AM
Louish
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Originally Posted by JoeTillman
Hair loss is an absolute side effect of iron deficiencies so make sure that is sorted with blood work every six months, but consult your doctor on this. Eat lots of green vegetables, organic meats, cut out sugars and exercise. Identify any mineral or vitamin deficiencies and take care of them. Done. If your loss continues seek the opinion of an IAHRS doctor. Oh, and stop pulling your hair back to see where you've lost it. This indicates two things. You're OCD, and if you have to keep pulling your hair back to see if you have any loss, you probably don't have any to speak of.
It's worth noting that not all green veggies contain a lot of Iron but specifically dark leafy greens. That being said, the Iron present in those is in the form of a strong complex preventing most absorption, at least for humans. Eating animal liver is better, as meat doesn't contain quite as much, or taking a chelated supplement will be more efficient. The complex in quality supplements is just strong enough to favor solubility but not enough to prevent absorption.
