I am a 25 year old, female, who is
physically active and very healthy. I am
not on and hormonal birth control.
Lately my hair has been falling out like
crazy. I don’t have any bald spots or
anything yet, but my hair is noticeably
thinner. When I use to tie my hair back
the hair tie would go around twice, not it
goes around three times and is loose.
Soon I will start to develop bald spots.
I don’t know what to do. My doctor
isn’t too concerned because I still have
hair and no bald spots. He thinks im
freaking out about a few hairs at the
bottom of the shower everyday, but it so
much more than that.
Anybody know what would cause this is a
young health woman?
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Tmddyan
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Posted: 11-08-07 16:12pm
probably hormonal imbalance---my mom has
th same problem--my sisters have it and we
used progesterone cream and kombucha. our
hair came back--and it was really nice
hair too
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dazedandconfused
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 01 Feb 2004 Posts: 44 Location: USA west coast
Posted: 02-06-08 14:43pm
i am the same age and having the same hair
loss problem. What is progesterone cream
or kombucha? Where can i get it from?
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