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Question by V: What can a dermatologist do about hair loss in women?

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Answer by WIDOWMAKER54
sorry don’t know. but as an herbalist i can help you with the problem.

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Question by Serendipity: Female Hair Loss Treatment? Dermatologist or Dessange?
I’m a female in my early 20’s. I’ve been suffering for the past months from extravagant hair loss. My mom even noticed that the amount of hair I’ve been losing lately is “abnormal” I’m simply covering the house with all this hair I’m losing.

I want to know the causes, and ways to prevent it. I’m still young to get a bald head!

I’m thinking of two solutions, which one would you recommend:

- Going to a Dermatologist.

- Going to (Dessange) Saloon http://www.alghalia.com/PDF/Salon.pdf

They have (hair teraetment sessions). If that doesn’t work, then I go to a dermatologist.

What do you think?

For extra information:

Eating: I eat healthy. I’ve cut back on things I used to eat and don’t need (chips, chocolate, etc) and have taken out breakfast from my routine for about 3 days a week. I I have lost 2 or so Kilos. Still eat well.

Stress: I don’t feel I’m stressed out especially that I’m on vacation.

Sleep: I do wake up during my sleep, but generally I sleep well.
My monthly cycle is normal.

I feel my hormones are normal, since there are no other symptoms.

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Answer by Jenni D
Don’t cut out breakfast, that won’t help. I would go see the dermatologist first. There are a lot of skin conditions that can cause hair loss. It could also be a change in hormones. is you monthly cycle normal?

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This question is asked every after half an hour. You just type ‘hair loss problem’ in Search for questions column of yahoo answers, you will get lakh of remedies. Best luck.

I have been to two dermatologists in well reputed hospitals but all my efforts have gone in vain. The doctors had no idea what to do !
thank you

I don’t have very bad acne but everything I try does nothing or works very temporarily, including dermatologist-prescribed treatments. I’ve tried benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, having facials done, retinoids, and nothing really does too much.
The acne on my face is pretty light but on my back I honestly have horrible ‘backne’. The pimples aren’t…puffy looking but there is a bit of scaring. I don’t have very dry skin or anything so treatments that dry out your skin are okay I guess.
Anything? Thanks! I thought about Accutane but then I heard that it can cause hair loss, joint pain, dry eyes, cracked lips, and all sorts of awful things so I don’t want to try it unless it’s my last resort.
I’d rather pills/vitamins than some sort of cream.