A few years ago I had anorexia. It was then where I lost 3/4 of my hair. I gained my natural weight back about a year and a half ago, and my hair still hasn't grown back. I've tried a number of natural supplements and increased my fats over the last few months. I eat around 1500-2,000 calories a day which includes smoothies, rice bowls, natural pastas. I have recently tried eating a vegetarian diet/dairy free, which I'm not sure will harm my hair growth because of the lack of protein or not.
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This could be completely normal depending on how many such hairs you have. If there are a lot, this suggest a dystrophic hair and potential inflammation at the level of the bulb or acute stress on the follicle. Miniaturization would appear different as it is just thin throughout. A hair that is...
You'll want to see a dermatologist who can understand your history and carefully examine the eyebrows. Causes of brow loss include alopecia areata, frontal fibrosing alopecia, thyroid disorders, metabolic disorders, trichtoillomania, telogen effluvium, age related changes over-tweezing. ...
There could be many causes of this including Poly Cystic Ovarian Disease. You need to see a specialist in endocrinology to help you. I would assume that you already had the following work-up. I simply can’t write a textbook on the subject on this site, but here’s a list of past posts that may...
