I used to have really nice looking hair a
couple of years ago. But it seems within
the past 3 years it takes my hair forever
to grow.It used to grow really fast but it
seems like it takes a year for it to grow
like a couple of inches. I take hair
vitamins and still nothing.My hair does
come out alot like at the ends.Im not
balding or anything.I do take zoloft do
you think that has anything to do with
hair loss?I just want my hair really long
again,any suggestions?
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yogahoneybunny
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Posted: 11-22-07 15:09pm
A surprising number of drugs cite hair
loss as a side effect, including Zoloft.
I read of a case where a 32 year old man,
whose hair was thinning, was doing so at a
faster rate. Have there been other
factors in your life that might lead to
loss of hair (stress, climate change,
diet) ?
But you can look to answers from
Zoloft’s manufacturer, Pfizer, for a
full warning on the drug. Try their web
site!
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BlueSaphire
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Joined: 10 Dec 2007 Posts: 10
Posted: 12-10-07 15:47pm
Zoloft? Have you considered other methods
for treating depression?
Like exercise, organic diet, lots of omega
fatty acids, lecithin, B vitamins,
mediation, good sex, ending bummer
relationships.
You may need minerals to get your hair to
grow. From what I understand from what you
read you are not loosing hair, it is just
not growing. Add silica herbs like
butchers broom or horse chestnut. There
are some good formulas out there but make
sure they have one or the other of these
herbs.
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