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No, there shouldn't be any connection between your renal stone and your hair loss. Perhaps the stress the stones are causing you may be accelerating your loss, but it's incredibly unlikely it's the primary cause. I suggest you see a dermatologist/hair specialist to go over the status of your hair.
there is no relation between renal stone formation in kidney and chronic hair loss. The drugs that you use may cause hair loss. Please ask that point to your nephrologist .
I know of no studies suggesting an association of renal stones with hair loss. Like hair loss conditions, renal stones are quite common, so it would not be surprising that both could be ongoing issues at the same time for some people.
No, having a renal stone is not associated with hair loss. The only exception would be if the stone was massive and caused renal failure.
Any stress can induce hair loss. A kidney stone, if chronic, can cause hair loss but the hair loss is often in genetically prone people
Scalp hair miniaturization is a sign of active hair loss in men and women with patterned baldness. Healthy people may have up to 20% miniaturization that is a sign of recycling of scalp hair and is not necessarily a sign of active hair loss.
It depends on the person and hairstyle. People with naturally thick, dense hair who have longer hair probably wouldn't see their scalp unless they were actively thinning/balding. Conversely, someone with naturally thin hair who has a shorter hairstyle may be able to see their scalp even...
Every one is different and therefore responds to minoxidil differently. The most important factor in minoxidil is the percentage concentration. I usually recommend 5% to my patients versus the 1%. Minoxidil is effective in about 60% of patients that use it for maintaining and preventing future...
