Hello, I’m 24F, who is otherwise healthy, no medical/surgical procedures and no endocrine/hormonal/gynae issues. My blood results including vitamin levels/hormonal profile and inflammatory markers have been normal for the past 3 years. I’ve been noticing for the past 3 years that my hairline is unilaterally slowly losing hair. To the point there are now white patches where hair use to be. Is this likely to be FFA from the images?
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Anything is possible. The risks are very, very low that you will get shedding by increasing the dose but no the risks are not zero. Some shedding is dose dependent (meaning higher doses give shedding where lower doses do not) and some shedding happens more towards 4 months (not all humans have a...
Hello and thank you for your question. Hair loss could be attributed to poor nutrition but it would have to be severe malnutrition. There is most likely something else going on so I suggest you see your doctor and have some testing done. Best of luck to you
Dr. T
Hello and thank you for your question. It is difficult to give you advice without knowing anything about you. In general, I can say you can try finasteride or minoxidil. My best advice for you is to see a dermatologist and take it from there. Best of luck to you.
Dr. T