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Hair is very thin
My daughter is 3years old now and her hair is too thin how can I make them thick?or will it come naturally or what please suggest as I want to know if someone'sbaby had thin hair and did it grow thick later? too tensed.. Already done mundan one time .
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It will grow naturally.
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Hair pattern is genetically determined many times.
Better to show child to nearby pediatrician once .
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Hair growth is dependent on lots of genetic factors
If you or anyone in fathers side have thin hair this may be inherited in your child
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Give her nutritious food
Rich in protein and vitamins
Home cooked
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Can start her on multi vitamin and vitamin d3 drops
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Hair can get thicker after a few years but if your child is endowed with thin hair then it may remain this way.There is no sure way of increasing hair thickness. In adults we can give fenesteride and minoxidil, but it cannot be given in children .
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Dr. Brindha. V
Pediatrician
10 yrs exp
Erode
Give nutritious diet like pulses, green leaves, grams, Channa , egg, chicken, fish
Can do oil massage for hair
Also please consult a dermatologist
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