Please Need A Lot Of Help :( I Die :(

[nur1903]

I am writing greetings from turkey. Firstly sorry for my bad english i need your help very much all blood and hormone tests normal. but why is it still so bad 6 years such still continues what would you recommend my hair is loss from every region especially side Also my hair is very dull and dry As in the picture Please help do the pictures appear?
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[neddy2016]

Are you taking any medication or using any hair products? it might be stress related hairloss.

 

[Murkey Thumb]

I think that in December you should look at using Brotzu/Trinov apparently it works better for women. Your hair loss could be caused by a lot of different things from stress to vitamin deficiency, allergys or undiagnosed medical issues.

 

[nur1903]

I think that in December you should look at using Brotzu/Trinov apparently it works better for women. Your hair loss could be caused by a lot of different things from stress to vitamin deficiency, allergys or undiagnosed medical issues.

I don't know when this product will come to Turkey? What other reasons?

 

[nur1903]

Are you taking any medication or using any hair products? it might be stress related hairloss.

No stress. I am using now topical spironolactone and setipiprant and some vitamin supplements the only product that benefits me minioxidil. but no longer working

 

[kiwipilu]

what says your Doctor? you had a bloodtest? I see your scalp is reddish right? so there must be infammation.if topical seti does not work Maybe it works if taken orally but it's still experimental as you cant find it otc...
Maybe you could try topical cetirizine it's fairly cheap. in their ceti study I think there was a female with same pattern as you.

 

[MyThinningConfidence]

I saw a particular study about thinning like this in women, they initially thought it was a thyroid issue and prescribed all sorts of medication but in the end I think it was due to a zinc deficiency and upon supplementing with zinc they had a full recovery. If I come across the study again I'll make sure to link it. Here's the study https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3746228/
And here's an article that goes over zinc in-depth https://perfecthairhealth.com/diffuse-hair-thinning-check-your-zinc-levels/

 

[neddy2016]

No stress. I am using now topical spironolactone and setipiprant and some vitamin supplements the only product that benefits me minioxidil. but no longer working

Well there is Telogen effluvium which from what i hear is a stress related hairloss that you don't have to feel stressed for your body to be stressed and create a shed. sometimes is created by a hormonal change that your body is trying to adapt too. it usually goes away when the body corrects itself from what i hear.

it could be Telogen effluvium.

 

[nur1903]

what says your Doctor? you had a bloodtest? I see your scalp is reddish right? so there must be infammation.if topical seti does not work Maybe it works if taken orally but it's still experimental as you cant find it otc...
Maybe you could try topical cetirizine it's fairly cheap. in their ceti study I think there was a female with same pattern as you.

I tried topical setirizin. but it didn't work

 

[nur1903]

I saw a particular study about thinning like this in women, they initially thought it was a thyroid issue and prescribed all sorts of medication but in the end I think it was due to a zinc deficiency and upon supplementing with zinc they had a full recovery. If I come across the study again I'll make sure to link it. Here's the study https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3746228/
And here's an article that goes over zinc in-depth https://perfecthairhealth.com/diffuse-hair-thinning-check-your-zinc-levels/

zinc level normal. but I'm still losing my hair

 

[nur1903]

Well there is Telogen effluvium which from what i hear is a stress related hairloss that you don't have to feel stressed for your body to be stressed and create a shed. sometimes is created by a hormonal change that your body is trying to adapt too. it usually goes away when the body corrects itself from what i hear.

it could be Telogen effluvium.

my hormones are normal. male pattern hair loss is not? ie androgenetic alopecia Because topical spironolactone and minioxidil seemed to be working a bit. what do you think I should do? help

 

[neddy2016]

my hormones are normal. male pattern hair loss is not? ie androgenetic alopecia Because topical spironolactone and minioxidil seemed to be working a bit. what do you think I should do? help

It could still be Telogen effluvium. have you had a check on everything? vitamin deficiencies?, thyroid?

 

[nur1903]

It could still be Telogen effluvium. have you had a check on everything? vitamin deficiencies?, thyroid?

yes everything is normal

 

[DeeV]

Hi my dear, what are your home conditions? Did you live in a musty possible mold (hidden or unhidden) home. Is so how many years have you lived there? You have diffuse hair loss over a period of years which usually indicates some sort of strong allergy (toxins/mold). How about your family, any hair loss of those who lived with you?

I am writing greetings from turkey. Firstly sorry for my bad english i need your help very much all blood and hormone tests normal. but why is it still so bad 6 years such still continues what would you recommend my hair is loss from every region especially side Also my hair is very dull and dry As in the picture Please help do the pictures appear?

 

[tomJ]

Some things to ask yourself:
Are you eating correctly?
Have you had iron levels checked?
Thyroid checked?
Pay attention to any food allergies like if your scalp becomes itchy or inflamed after eating certain things.
Are you on ANY meds?

 

[FutureSaitama]

This is female pattern baldness. She has the same options as us. Keep using minoxidil, maybe add dermarolling and you can try dutasteride.

 

[DeeV]

This is female pattern baldness. She has the same options as us. Keep using minoxidil, maybe add dermarolling and you can try dutasteride.

I honestly think it's more environmental if all family members are involved. It doesn't seem to be specific to her.

 

[nur1903]

Some things to ask yourself:
Are you eating correctly?
Have you had iron levels checked?
Thyroid checked?
Pay attention to any food allergies like if your scalp becomes itchy or inflamed after eating certain things.
Are you on ANY meds?

everything is normal. I don't use medicine

 

[nur1903]

This is female pattern baldness. She has the same options as us. Keep using minoxidil, maybe add dermarolling and you can try dutasteride.

minoxidil I have been using for 2 years. it does not work anymore. and I'm using dutasteride topical with minoxidil. but it doesn't work I have been using dermaroller for 3 years.

 

[nur1903]

Hi my dear, what are your home conditions? Did you live in a musty possible mold (hidden or unhidden) home. Is so how many years have you lived there? You have diffuse hair loss over a period of years which usually indicates some sort of strong allergy (toxins/mold). How about your family, any hair loss of those who lived with you?

no problem in our house