For a female, what vitamin are you lacking if your hair is falling out?
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There may be other factors if your hair is falling out:\nStress\nPregnancy\nPost-pregnancy\nThyroid problem\nIf none of the above, I think Vitamin E helps strengthen hair.
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If you are really out to find a solution about hair lost, I think you should be looking in the first place at stress problems, get rid of them now or no medicines or drug will help. Second, try to eat healthy, i.e. fresh veg and fruits, ask any nutritionist about the appropriate one. I wish you achieve!
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believe it or not but 10% or your hair is always falling out... its just the cycle in which hair grows and makes room for new hair.  if you are on birth control or are pregnant then it is more likely for you to lose hair do to the hormones.... if your not, dont fret.  it is normal and it happens daily, as long as youre not pulling it out or flalling out in clumps...
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If I remember correctly from my college days, you have a higher chance of developing a toxicity to the fat soluble vitamins (A, D, E & K), since they are stored in the fat and are not water soluable.  If you lose much of your body fat, you will lose many of the vitamins stored there.  However, with a balanced diet and a daily vitamin supplement (if needed), you won't become vitamin deficient.\n\nGood question!
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Poor hygiene and lacks in care weaken hair and this also result occasional itching on skull. It may be genetically  inherited too.\nSituation may improve if personal hygiene is maintained, proper hair-care is taken and a balance diet is practiced. \nIt has been seen Vitamin E also helps  sometimes in having stronger hair.\nOne more amazing fact is, most sexy guys have weak or less hair on their heads, since sex hormone predominates collagen which is responsible for growth and strength of ones hair.
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Protien, protien, protien. If you aren't getting enough protien in your diet, your hair will fall out. It's possible that the Selsun Blue is just speeding that up because of the chemicals.\n\nThe oil is natural, some people have more than others. Personally, my hair is oily before the end of the day, which sucks. The good thing is that those oils are good for your hair so don't wash too often. Any good hairdresser will tell you not to wash your hair every day. It's actually not good for you. Let those oils stay in your hair for a day and just put your hair up and no one will notice. This may also strengthen your hair.\n\nBut really, make sure you are getting enough protien in your diet and see a doctor if  you feel it's still coming out too much.
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It is most likely your diet that is causing the hair loss.  Believe it or not, hair needs vitamins to stay healthy.  However, in terms of needs, there are many parts of your body that need vitamins more than hair.  Therefore, if you are dieting and cutting back on food intake (and therefore, vitamins), there is not enough left over for your hair.   If you take some vitamins, this should help.  Take a multivitamin and add either Vitamin E or Gelatin capsules as well.
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Have the doctor check your hormone balance.  A lack of some hormones will cause the body to become more male and therefore cause baldness.  \n\nProper diet is very important.  Be sure you are eating a balanced meals (lots of fruits and veggies).  You may need to take vitamins to help keep you vitamins intake at the proper level.  Look for a diet specialist, your doctor should be able to recommend someone or check the yellow pages.\n\nEating like a bird in this case could be a problem, be sure you are getting all the vitamins you need.  \n\nIf your doctor is not helping, I recommend contacting another doctor.  Some doctors do not care as long as they are paid.  There are good doctors out there, but sometimes it takes a lot of trial and error to find them.
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you losing hair because of hair follicle dying.  you could try going to one of those hair treatmeant place where they use your own hair.  You could also shave your head.
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Hair falling out can mean a lot of things.  A big factor, can be your diet.  If you aren't eating right, or not getting enough vitamins, it can start to affect your hair loss.
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I wouldnt take vitamin e, without consulting your doctor.Most people think they should take vitamins cause they make then feel better, or they think its good for them.But in the long run, might be hurting you more then you might think.If you are loosing hair? Might be your thyroid? have you had it checked?If not get a checkup before you just start to take vitamins.hope this helps.
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I don't know about vitamin, but hair, as well as fingernails, are made of Keratin.
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These are few causes of Hair loss.\n\nIllnesses or medical conditions\nMedications\nAlopecia areata\nTrichotillomania\nHair treatments and styling\nPoor nutrition\nDisruption of the hair growth cycle\nMale-pattern baldness
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Multi-vitamins, plus a calcium. Women don't get enough calcium generally.
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Hmmm... it depends on what the cause of the hair loss is.  A dermatologist is probably a good start.  You can even ask the dermatologist if there is anyone else you should see.
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no, any lack of vitamins or minerals in your body will materialise in a general weakness.\nnah that happens to all of us if your anxious, nervous, very happy etc...any suden emotion will trigger that sensation
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KEEP TAKING YOUR VITAMINS!!!\n\nOrdinarily the average head sheds 100 hairs a day, which are being continually replaced.  During pregnancy, the (darned) hormonal changes keep those hairs from falling out.  But the reprieve is only temporary.  Those hairs are slated to go, and they will, within three to six months of delivery. Some women who are breastfeeding exclusively find that hair fall doesn't begin until they wean their baby or supplement the nursing with formula or solids.\n\nTo keep hair healthy eat well, take your vitamins, shampoo only when necessary, use conditioner, use a wide-toothed comb, and avoid using heat on your hair.  It may be a good idea to postpone permanents, hair color, and hair relaxing treatments until your tresses seem back to normal.\n\nIf hair loss is excessive, especially if you are also experiencing other symptoms of thyroid disease consult a doctor.\n\nSO.. to answer your question, unfortunatly there's really nothing you can do.  It's just another "fun" thing about having a baby that will eventually go away.  Isn't it great?!?!  NOT!! I've been losing my hair for almost two months now.. I'm constantly pulling hairs off my baby, off kitchen counters, out of the drain.. it's endless.  Eew.