A.F. asks from Neosho, MO on March 31, 2008
Thin Hair!
I am 39 and after I had my son four yrs. ago my hair started getting thinner. I used to have super thick hair. I also found out my thyroid is under active and I've started taking meds. but my hair is still thinning. I tried Rogaine but I can not use it in the morning because it makes my hair too greasy. Has anyone had any luck with anything else?
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A.G. answers from Wichita on April 01, 2008
There is a professional line called Nioxin. It works. If you use it consistently for 3 months you will begin to see new hair coming in. I am a cosmetologist and it has worked for many clients.
C.D. answers from St. Louis on April 01, 2008
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M.H. answers from Joplin on April 01, 2008
Hi A.; I do not have an anser for you except that I have heard a thyroid problem will cause you to lose hair. Could you please share your respondes with me as I have the same problem? I sure would appreciate it.
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J.D. answers from St. Louis on April 01, 2008
It is very common to lose your hair when your thyroid is off. You need to be on synthroid. If you just started taking it, you will always lose some hair, because you are growing new hair all the time. You need to have your doctor request a THS for labs and have him check it every 3 months when you first start it. You may need to have your dose lowered or strengthened. I am 52 and have been taking synthroid since I was 45. My doctor told me that I have the kind that is hereditary, so I will be on it for life. Some people have the other kind and sometimes can go off of it.
V.M. answers from Kansas City on March 31, 2008
If you are not taking a good vitamin and calcium, you should.
Vitamins help make hair stronger and healthier. I'll be 38 this year and 3 kids later my hair is healthier than it's ever been. I buy my supplements at www.marketamerica.com/2bewell
My hairdresser also recommends these vitamins to her clients!
Take care,
V.
C.D. answers from St. Louis on April 01, 2008
Yes, I have had experience with thinning hair. Mine is due to thyroid dysfuntion. The meds are only a partial help. I found a health & wellness company that has some awesome products that really help. If you're interested, I'll be happy to share more. CD
S.D. answers from Topeka on April 01, 2008
My hair thined out alot after my son 4 yrs ago as well my thyroid is normal chackled it up to stress however did find cutting my hair shroter than normal really helped my hair grew back to a thicker set of hair happened again with my daughter cut it shorter and loved it now it is healthy again,or you can see a dermotologist where they can do a hair sample and provide medication just let them know about yur throid issue.
J.C. answers from St. Louis on March 31, 2008
First of all, Stress is the #1 reason for thinning hair. Medication and other health problems are other reasons. If you are on any medications, ask your dr. or pharmacist if that could be a reason. Hair shampoos and etc. in a Brand called Nioxin is really good for thinning hair. It can also get very expensive. Talk to your dr.
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A.G. answers from Wichita on April 01, 2008
There is a professional line called Nioxin. It works. If you use it consistently for 3 months you will begin to see new hair coming in. I am a cosmetologist and it has worked for many clients.
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