- Reaction score
- 50
I cant disregard such an important factor as having thyroid issues, just a little too much synthroid will seriously speed up your hairloss even if only for a short time, and not at all like hypothyroid hairloss, it will actually be like a hyperthyroid person, ie brittle hair that falls out very easily on the same spots as male pattern baldness. Void. Completely. If your tsh ever completely stabilize i may care but as it is now it has no relevance.Dude are you serious right now? Do you know how thyroid hair loss even looks? It is generalised thinning all over the head. Don't tell me this isn't male pattern baldness, are you blind?
Yes I have been on synthroid and synthetic T3 as well for the past 4 years, that did nothing for my hair loss. Come on. Same dose. I control my TSH every 2 months. I can't even believe you are bringing this up, or that you are claiming that this isn't male pattern baldness.
So to sum things up for you , and everyone else reading this:
I've been losing my hair since 2011 in a male pattern baldness pattern
I was diagnosed hypothyroid in 2012
I started thyroid treatments in 2012 and my TSH has been < 1.0 SINCE 2012
That did not stop my hair loss and I was still losing hair in 2016 despite being on thyroid treatments AND finasteride
Estrogen is the only thing that stopped my hair loss
Thank you very much for using common sense and having basic reading comprehension.
Even iodized salt can affect your levels, impossible to relate to for others.