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Frontal hair loss, 41 yo, female.

I'm a 41 y.o. female with slight frontal hair loss, and slight thinning over entire head. Thinning began about 6-7 years ago. No children, regular cycle. Had a small bout of shingles 3 years ago due to stressful life situations. No other illnesses; healthy, slightly overweight. Acupuncturist I had, wanted me to go on a plain food diet, no meat for several months. She said the liver is stressed, however, did not address hair loss factor, addressed the shingles and pimple on genital area I had last year, some slight fatigue and depression . Genetic or dietary. Looking for remedy. Thank you for your kindness.

lachica on 2005-05-11

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

Problem is probably hormonal imbalance .

One of the remedies most likely to assist is Thyroidinum 1m.

Take one tablet on three sucessive nights [no more] , about 20 min after brushing the teeth with a non meddicated tooth paste.

Wait 2/3 weeks to judge if any result and report , Advise if any problem.

passkey last decade

Thank you. I've started to also to exercise to lose weight. 5'2, 145lbs, and attempting to change diet to more greens and fruits because I like carbs, cheese, sauces, and salty foods at times.
I will look into the Thyroidinum and report back when I have tried the remedy (Phosphorous doses?). Also visit visit my acupuncturist again. Thank you again.

lachica last decade

Not dyeing your hair, are you? This pattern of hair-thinning in women is often due to hair-dye.

Minsa last decade

No, once or twice a year do I color it.

lachica last decade

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