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Polycystic Ovaries Syndrome (hairfall)

2017-09-03 12:58:28
I am 24 years old and not married. I have been taking pills for last 3months as I have PCOS. My doctor prescribed me a birth control pill and supplements. My hair has started thining from the last month. For that reason i have stopped taking pills. I still have massive hair fall. Next month I am getting married. What to do to stop hairfall?
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Hairfall is one of the symptoms of PCOS. It's because of excessive levels if Testosterone. Stoping OCPs wont help. Detailed history and lab reports would be needed to guide you regarding treatment
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