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Q: Hair Loss
asked by: dinora on April 28th, 2009
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i am 20 years old my hair has been falling for about 4 years. now its thinner than ever. what can i do or take so my hair could grow back? now im really worried about and i cant do anything to my hair anymore.
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Lydia32
replied on April 28th, 2009
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You could have a hormone imbalance. You should go to your regular doctor. He or she will do some blood tests and maybe a scalp biopsy to find out what's causing it. Most of the things that could cause it are reversible, such as thyroid imbalance, anemia, certain medications, etc.

Just make sure the doctor does not dismiss you by saying you'll have to live with it or some garbage like that. Make the doctor do a complete work-up.

If your regular doctor can't help you, there are doctors who specialize in women's hair loss. You just have to find them.
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mackallen
replied on September 23rd, 2009
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One of my friend was in the same situation as you are in, she was loosing hair, then upon someone's recommendation she tried Generic propecia and eventually the hair fall started decreasing and then came to end. She was satisfied with the results. I hope it works for you as well. She bought it from dealgeneric.com

Good Luck
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jenbunny559
replied on October 27th, 2009
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my hair dosnt grow at all what to do?
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