Is putting birth control in your shampoo helpfull in hair loss?
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Why would you even think that that is true?
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no I honestly do not think so, the hair loss is from something else. Of course in my opinion I haev been on those for a very long time of course now on the harder stuff and never had hair loss
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Often a dermatologist's first step is to use topical minoxidil, which is available without a prescription, to treat female pattern hair loss. It is applied to the scalp twice a day and must be used for at least four months before the patient will see results. "Minoxidil actually works to help reverse the shrinking process seen in these hair follicles and stimulates new hair growth," says Dr Callender. "It has been proven to re-grow hair in approximately 60 percent of women with female pattern hair loss." Minoxidil is the only hair regrowth treatment approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use by women. \n\nAnother option is hair transplantation, a good choice for women experiencing minimal to moderate hair loss. Though most commonly performed in men, this procedure is becoming increasingly popular with women. This permanent form of hair replacement involves removing healthy hair follicles from one area of the scalp and transplanting them to the areas of hair loss. \n\n"There are several factors that are considered in deciding whether or not a female patient is a good candidate for hair transplantation," says Dr Callender. "The most important is that the patient has healthy hair in another location that can be transplanted." While the replacement technique is the same for men and women, there are some additional challenges with women. Transplant locations are usually chosen based on the density and texture of the hair in various areas, which must be carefully considered, especially in women. \n\n"Because women typically have many different hairstyles to choose from, hairstyling must be taken into consideration when choosing the appropriate place to remove the hair," says Dr Callender. \n\nAnother option for women experiencing minimal hair loss is to employ the use of wigs and/or hair weaves. But Dr Callender stresses that, "Women experiencing hair loss should see their dermatologist for early diagnosis and proper treatment. By addressing the conditions early, many of the long-term social and emotional effects of female pattern hair loss can be avoided."
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I have read about a number of different home remedies such as using lemon juice or egg whites massaged into the scalp to stop hair loss and itchiness. I think both might work in your case. Also, since you are expecting, you are probably under a lot of stress (as my wife was when she was expecting and had a similar problem.)\n\nIf this doesn't seem to correct the problem, it may be a bigger issue. I did a quick search and found this website:\nhttp://www.hairlossspecialists.com/forwomen.cfm\n\nLet's hope that it doesn't get to that point though. Best of luck!
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Unfortunatly, there's nothing to be done about this.  Alopecia is balding.  You can try things like rogane or hair plugs/implants.  Other than that, it's just your time to begin losing your hair.
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use coconut based shampoo
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My Gggggggorgeous bald boyfriend uses mild shampoo and conditioner. His head is so soft and sweet smelling. He said shampoo is a MUST to clean the scalp and conditioner to soften skin. Shampoo alone dries the skin.  .
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There could be a serious underlying medical condition. Go for a physical and blood work. If you're O.K. and the hair it the problem and not just a symptom of something bigger: castor oil or coconut oil after shampoo, leave on for 15 mins - twice a week. Hair wil be healthier and shine.
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I had some friends that say rogaine works to stop hair loss but if you ever stop taking it your hair will fall out quickly.
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Different birth control pills do different things to different people.  That is why some people gain weight, some lose weight, and you may do different things when changing pills.  Talk to a doctor who is knowledgeable about birth control and maybe he/she can find one that is best suited for your body chemistry.  I think that generally speaking the lower hormone dosage you are taking the less chance of gaining weight.  Also keep in mind that taking the hormones found in birth control pills can cause fluid retention so some weight gain may just be increased water weight.
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yes their is, I started loosing my hair in my mid twenties and went in for a ton of tests, My doctors said i had more testosterone in my system and alot of men with extra testosterone loose their hair from it and the sex drive is quite high, but sometimes so is agression,  alot of body builders loose their hair in the few years AFTER using steiroids,   Hope this answers your question
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be sure that you rinse your hair thoroughly and there shouldn't be any bubbles left in your head. you may also use nizoral shampoo.
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Yes.  There is no birth control that is 100% effective.
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I've heard some women say that they gained weight when they were taking birth control, but it depends on the birth control you are taking.  Ask your doctor.
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I'm not quite bald yet but i will warn you to stay away from the prescriptions and chemical treatments for hair loss. My friend that took Propecia said after he stopped taking it all his hair almost fell out, it effects DHT levels so be careful.\nLack of essential nutrients and blood flow to the hair follicles and scalp causes loss. You need to get some kind of fish oils or algae products in your diet. They won't make it all grow back but they prevent it from falling out and stimulate new growth. Fresh kelp is another good one (for thickness, eaten, not shampoo). From my experience growing hair is almost similar to growing grass (or plants). The Aurora group has a perfectly engineered fish oil supplement called  Viviscal...its exspensive but it works. It will stop it from falling out almost immediately. I hate that damn company but they sure as hell now what there doing. Go figure they're from Europe.
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I was on Yasmin and I had no skin problems but my hair started to thin out. It was like I was shedding. I stopped taking it and I was fine. I went on NOR QD