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DKF1016
"I got the Sugar" ..:)
Member since 5/05 1252 total posts
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Gonnacatchapeacock
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Losing lots of hair...
Is anyone losing lots of hair lately? For about a year now my hair falls out in clumps - is always all over my clothes...my ponytail is half of what it use to be ... Besides stress, what can cause this? I'm guilty of not taking a vitamin daily... anything I can do to stop my hair from falling out and breaking easily?
thanks
Message edited 10/2/2007 3:37:52 PM.
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MrsFlatbread
Skinny jeans are in my future
Member since 6/06 10258 total posts
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Baby Momma
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Re: Losing lots of hair...
have your doctor check you for thyroid dysfunction as this is a sign. It's one of the most commonly undiagnosed disorder in women in their 20's
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| Posted 10/2/07 3:54 PM |
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honeywolf73
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Christine
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Re: Losing lots of hair...
Definetly have your thyroid check, you might want to go to an endocrinology instead of your regular doctor.
I asked my regular doctor to check my thyroid and she told me everything was fine but I was having trouble losing weight and i was always cold, tired and losing hair.
I went to a specialist and I did have a underactice thyroid.
My girlfriend had the ame thing happen her regular doctor told her everything was fine turned out she had a tumor on her thyroid.
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| Posted 10/2/07 4:45 PM |
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DKF1016
"I got the Sugar" ..:)
Member since 5/05 1252 total posts
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Gonnacatchapeacock
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Re: Losing lots of hair...
interesting...I'm going to look into this - my Primary just recently checked my thyroid levels (T3,T4,TSH) and everything looked OK.
A specialist does more than run these tests?
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| Posted 10/2/07 5:04 PM |
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4ForMe
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Barbara
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Re: Losing lots of hair...
Posted by DKF1016
interesting...I'm going to look into this - my Primary just recently checked my thyroid levels (T3,T4,TSH) and everything looked OK.
A specialist does more than run these tests?
I just had a thyroid blood test and ultrasound. The bloodwork came back normal, but the ultrasound came back showing a nodule.
My doctor referred me to an endocrinologist and I asked them on the phone while making my appointment if my bloodwork came back normal could I still have issues and they said absolutely yes. They do much more detailed blood testing.
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| Posted 10/2/07 7:01 PM |
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DKF1016
"I got the Sugar" ..:)
Member since 5/05 1252 total posts
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Gonnacatchapeacock
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Re: Losing lots of hair...
I recently read that having Polycystic Ovarian Disease could cause clumps of hair to fall out in women. Any connection with that?
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| Posted 10/8/07 7:52 PM |
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