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Question by jitej: how to prevent hair loss and white hair?
white hair and loss of hair prevention

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Answer by judy_r8
don’t get older, something that just isn’t going to happen the best thing you can do is learn to accept that it is going to happen to you, just like everyone else

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Question by lusktuffar: Are there any vitamin supplements to prevent hair loss, if so could you recommend some?
Can you recommend specific vitamin supplement(s) for prevention of hair loss for a normal healthy female who has no other health problems.
Han_banana06

You haven’t read my question properly. Look in the details, I asked for a female Just because I am a guy (your assumption based on my avatar), shouldn’t I be asking questions related to females? Ha! go take a good reading class or something before u try to critisize me.

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Answer by Han_banana06
Why is this in womens health?
To answer your question, if hair loss is in your genes then guess what? there isnt much you can do about it Bald guy. Good Luck just think all that money saved not having to go to the hairdresser.

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Question by priincesz: how can i treat and prevent my hair loss?
how come i am loosing hair?
i am 16 years old and a female.

i have black curly hair and i am happening to be loosing alot of hair. when i am in the shower , alot of hair happens to fall out and especially when i comb my hair. i am starting to have bald spots in my head. not exactly bald spot but u can tell i am loosing hair…

ARE THERE ANY TREATMENTS?
home made treatments?
any shampoo/conditioner i can use?
what can i do to not loose any more hair

please help
thank you

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Answer by melyssa ?
you should see your doctor, im sure they can tell u whats wrong and give u treatment.

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Question by Moeri C: How to prevent hair loss?
I have not even started to show any signs of hair loss,(19 years old) but I am still worried that it might one day be a problem. I am also aware that a good diet and sleep, as well as careful hair care can slow down the effects of hair loss.

Though now I am looking for possibly a medicine or something of that nature, that has been tested and approved for the prevention of hair loss. Rogaine is one that I have found for the regrowth of hair and a possibility.

Yeah, I am male with male-pattern-hair-loss-phobia.

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Answer by cosmos22.com
Try this: http://www.healthmedicalinformation.com/minoxidil-5-extra-strength-hair-regrowth-for-men-3-month-supply

all the best

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Question by M: How can I prevent male hair loss?
By male hair loss I do not mean going bald as I am far from going bald. I have been growing my hair out for a year now and it’s probably 6 to 7 inches long now. I have alot of hair and it’s also thick so my hair isn’t thinning either. My problem is every time I shower, I lose hair. This leaves me with alot of short hairs so when I put my hair back it looks “frizzy”(I believe it’s this word). I also think this is slowing my hair growth as alot of my hair is falling out and then growing out again.

My mom also has thick hair like mine and loses alot when she showers but her hair is not as “frizzy” as mine. Maybe it’s because she has alot longer hair to put in a ponytail, so it’s possible I just can’t see it.

Is there something I can do to prevent this? Maybe make my scalp stronger or roots stronger, etc.

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Answer by *Sombra*
Everyone loses hair, every day … but when the hair is longer, you notice those hairs in the shower because they don’t just wash down the drain like they did when they were short!

Ths “short hairs” you’re noticing are new hairs … they’re the hairs that grow in to replace the hairs you’ve shed (lost). No, this isn’t slowing the growth of your hair … it just seems that way because your hair is longer, so now you’ve got hairs in all stages of growth, all over your head! If your hair was allover short, you’d never notice this.

It has to do with the texture of your hair, too … some hair-types and textures are just more prone to looking frizzy or fuzzy. And if your hair is dry, it’s more likely to break and split … also contributing to a frizzball appearance.

Nothing you can do to prevent it … what you CAN do is find products that will help to minimize the appearance of frizz … John Freda’s “Frizz Ease” line, especially the serum, is a good one …. Paul Mitchell’s “Super Skinny” products are also great for taming down wayward hairs. If you don’t know what to try or buy, ask a hairdresser to recommend a product or product-line for your hair-type.

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