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Question by The Fallen: Need advice on food/vitamins/healthy diets for my excessive dandruff/hair loss problems. ?
I’m having hair problems as stated above since last year, ( i’m 16 ) now..

Can anyone tell me the foods/vitamins(specifically) I should take to reduce the problems? And also the healthy diets(specifically) I should follow..

Please help, and my thanks in advance.

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Answer by Gatlin
I recommend almonds and cod liver oil. Both provide the nourishment necessary for hair to grow well.

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Question by Suman B: Need help of a doctor for hair loss problems?
Most say saw palmetto is a natural way to stop hairloss..can u suggest which medicines r there in the market that will be effective for that?

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Answer by Ryan K
If youre seeing hairloss at around 20 years of age, you will be bald and no drugs work for it. Ive tried them all and I’m 52. Nutrition doesnt seem to help either.

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Question by Jeet: How to stop hair loss!!!? Need help with hair loss?
I have been experienceing hair loss for like about 3-4 months.
I have tried Caballos shampoo, Nu Hair tablets(from Walgreens) and etc.
Is there any medicene or any other way to stop hair loss?
Please Respond.

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Answer by DemoDicky
http://www.hairlossnomore.com/

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Question by sweetness_n_passion: to what doctor do i need to go for my hair loss?
Im a woman and 19 yrs old and I am losing my hair like crazy, i barely have any anymore. I’d like to know what doctor i need to go to for the treatment of my hair loss. I was thinking of going to a dermatologist, but what if the problem is not on my scalp? will a dermatologist also perform blood tests to rule out the chances of anemia or other physical reasons for my hair loss?….or will they only examine my scalp?

what kind of doctor will perform tests on me to rule out all the possible causes ( blood test and scalp) will a regular general physcian do this or a dermatologist?

will appreciate knowledgeable answers
thank you
my hair loss is not only in certain spots (im not getting bald spots) it’s thinning and falling off from everywhere
i had this problem before i got pregnant but while pregnancy my hair stopped falling so much. the hair loss returned a few months after childbirth (about 3 months ago) and is now worst than ever

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Answer by D
Just go to your regular dr. first. She/he will be able to examine you and run the appropriate labs in order to determine if you need a specialist and which one to send you to if you do.

Just FYI ’cause I’m a big nerd, here’s a few things that cause alopecia(hair loss) along with other symptoms you might watch for.

Medications that cause alopecia: warfarin, heparin, propylthiouracil, carbimazole, lithium, beta blockers, colchicine, & isotretinoin.
-Telogen effluvium: diffuse hair loss following major stress, high fever, severe infections, hormone changes, post-partum.
-Alopecia areata: hair follicles are attacked by T lymphocytes, usually seen in hyper or hypothyroidism, vitiligo, & down’s syndrome. Characteristics include circular areas of hair loss & pitting of fingernails.
-Tinea capitis: aka cradle cap, cased by the dermatophyte Trichophyton tonsurans. This infection can lead to scaling lesions on the scalp, patches of hair loss with stubble/broken hairs, and/or plaque formations with pustules(little bumps that look like pimples).
-Androgenic allopecia: hair loss due to ovarian or adrenal gland dysfunction. Associated symptoms include deepened voice, clitoris enlargement, changes in skin, decreased breast tissue, & facial hair.
-Lupus erythmatosus: may result in diffuse hair loss/involves the entire scalp or only invove the frontal scalp.

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Question by Sophie: I need some expert advice on what vitamins to take for hair loss. Please help!?
I noticed that my hair is thinning on my frontal area due to hair fall. I changed my shampoo already and I make sure to dilute in water before I use it. I use conditioner every other day and I don’t apply it on the roots. I just want to know what vitamins should I take to make my hair stronger so that it won’t break easily. I have a very laid-back lifestyle so stress is not an issue here. Please help me, I’m desperate! Thanks!

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Answer by blondambition
The B-vitamins are the ones for hair, and also make sure you are using the right hair brush, a cheap plastic one will break more hair. Also, be sure you are not wrapping your hair in a towel, it will cause hair breakage in the exact area you are talking about!

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