Question by brahm1313: Which hormones cause pregnancy female hair growth?
I have had female pattern baldness (which after testing was not due to thyroids, blood problems, etc) since I was in my teens, and it runs in my family. However, during both of my pregnancies, my hair filled back in to an acceptable level (and of course, it fell out again a few months after each birth). What hormone caused the hair to begin growing again, and is there a way to take it (like the birth control pill) to combat female hair loss?
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Answer by Kristal I take pre-natal vitamins to make my hair thicker and longer quicker. It’s probably something in there.
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I retained a lot of head hair while pregnant with my son. I noticed it did not fall out at all, there would always be some after showering. Now, a year after giving birth, I have a ton of hair loss. My brush is pulling out a lot, I can put my hand through my hair and come out with 10 strands. I had my husband look and there is not balding. Is this normal? I am getting a little nervous about this.
My baby is a month old and I haven’t experienced hair loss. (I’ve read it happens at around 3 months post delivery)
I’m hoping it won’t happen because the thought of it just terrifies me!
Does hair loss happen to every mom out there? Or are there some lucky ones who keep their full head of hair and never experience hair loss?
Also if it does happen, is it noticeable and does hair not grow for a while?
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