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Q: Hair Loss
asked by: cdarlington on October 25th, 2003
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I had a hysterectomy in july. I have been having significant hair loss for the last 2 months. I am not on any replacement theraphy as I am having almost no side effects. Does anyone have any ideas to help stop the hair loss? I am worried about developing bald spots.
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hmg39
replied on February 2nd, 2004
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I had hair loss 3 years after my hysterectomy. I still am not 100% on what caused it but this is what I came up with. I was on estrogen and had decided I didn't need it (it had caused weight gain and I couldn't seem to get the pounds off.) two months after I quit taking the estrogen my hair was falling out. I had 3 patches that were very noticable. I ended up having to buy a hair piece as I was completely bald from my forehead to the crown of my head. I was devestated!!! I had lost my weight finally - but I had lost my hair too! After hitting a deadend with my family physician and gynocologist I went to a dermatologist. She gave me a cream that I put on my scalp 2x/day. Within two weeks my hair was coming in. Now I also went back on a "natural" hormone replacement - and grateful I did! I can sleep at nights again and mood swings have vanished! I haven't been able to locate the cream to give you a name but if you are still having problems, reply back and I will call and find out what it was.
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