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Hair fall , laziness and Dizziness
My relative have an issue with laziness, Dizziness and hair fall more.she didn't feel hungry and not even eat food interested like normally.TSH had done many times but there is no issue with that.
Her age was 19years.don't know her exact issue.
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In a 19-year-old girl, symptoms like hair fall, tiredness, dizziness, and poor appetite with a normal thyroid are most commonly caused by nutritional deficiencies such as low iron, vitamin B12, or vitamin D. These are very treatable once identified through simple blood tests. Getting a CBC, iron studies, and vitamin levels checked would be the right next step to find the exact cause.
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Get blood tests done including CBC, iron studies, and vitamin levels. Please consult me directly on Practo for a detailed evaluation.
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Hi,
These symptoms in a young woman are due to low iron, vitamin B12 or D or poor nutrition.
Simple blood tests like CBC, iron studies and vitamins can help find the cause.
Feel free to consult for further guidance.
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Since her TSH has reportedly been normal on multiple occasions, other possibilities such as
iron deficiency, vitamin B12 deficiency, vitamin D deficiency, nutritional deficiencies, stress, anxiety, inadequate sleep, or other medical conditions should be evaluated.
A detailed medical history, menstrual history, weight changes, and physical examination are important to identify the underlying cause.
Next Steps
Get basic investigations done such as
CBC, Serum Ferritin (Iron studies), Vitamin B12, Vitamin D, Blood Sugar, and Thyroid Profile reports for review.
• Maintain adequate hydration, balanced nutrition, and regular sleep
• Share any recent weight loss, menstrual irregularities, fever, stress, or other associated symptoms with the doctor.
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Persistent dizziness, significant weight loss, severe weakness, fainting episodes, or worsening symptoms warrant prompt medical attention.
Since she is only 19 years old, identifying and treating the underlying cause early usually leads to good recovery.
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