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Sudden hair loss after shaving head
I need to understand the reason for my sudden hairloss. It startee 4 years ago, when I shaved off my head for a few months. Only 50% of the hair came back and the fall has been non stop since
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Shaving of head or length of hair has nothing to do with hairloss. You may be suffering from androgenic alopecia which is also called as pattern baldness. The hairs start reducing in density at the crown (top) and also the hairline starts refeeding  from the front. This is usually progressive throughout life unless treated. This may also be accompanied by severe dandruff. The FDA approved treatment for this condition is a lotion and tablets. There is no other alternative. No oil or cream will magically work because the hairs are getting miniaturised  and eventually disappearing due to the hormonal effects on the hair roots. Along with this, you can also consider platelet rich plasma therapy for faster results. Please contact me with photos using online consult option for proper examination and treatment. Do not start treatment without consulting.
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You are suffering from hormonal changes causing Androgenetic alopecia causing hair fall. It's completely stoppable even regrowth of hair is possible with certain medications without any side effects. Treatment depends on the grade of hair loss. So, it's a must for diagnosing which grade, you are in for an effective treatment. Please  send photos of your head, by direct online consultation for accurate diagnosis and proper treatment.
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Pl do not presume things.consult online for appropriate treatment.
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You are probably suffering from androgenetic alopecia which is progressive until you start treating it. Things can get better for you with treatment. Evaluation is needed though. Kindly consult online for better treatment.
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