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Premature grey hair
I am 18 year old , and i am suffering from premature grey hair since 4 years, as the days passes on grey have been increasing significantly , about an year ago i started using hair colour for 1 year and stopped as grey hair increasing significantly , fews months ago i visited derminologist , doctor had a doubt of hereditary but i reject as no one in my family had premature grey hair then dcoter gave vitamine mtablets for 30 days and asked to use melitane altris 5 gel . i have used them for 2 months but i could find any development rather grey hair having been increasing , later i got to know that my aunt at younger had premature grey hair . a bit confusion in my mind , i just forgot doctor asked me whether i am suffering from stress as the grey hair is mostly found at center part of head
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Dr. Manoj Agarwala
Dermatologist
16 yrs exp
Raipur
Thanks for the query.
Premature graying of hair is not uncommon in general population in today's world. The cause could be multi-factorial and needs to be assessed. It could be genetic, environmental, constitutional or some nutritional deficiencies. While the treatment options are limited, an attempt to prevent further graying can definitely be made. Meet a Dermatologist for better understanding and treatment plan. Hope it helps you
Certain treatment option claims to reverse gray hair but the outcome is highly variable, if you are willing, kindly discuss with your dermatologist. Such graying reflects a poor internal health.
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Start on biotin supplements and food rich in iron content. Use a milder shampoo and consider frequent shampooing and conditioning.
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Apart from active pharmaceutical medicines, a healthy diet and lifestyle is mandatory to achieve results.
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