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Female baldness on the scalp

Dear Dr Kumar,
I am 22 years old now. I had dengue and chicken-pox 7 years ago. After that I lost a lot of hair. I also got hair rebonding done twice around 4 years ago. For the last 6 years my hair has become extremely thin and especially at the scalp. My scalp is almost bald. There is very thin hair at the scalp. I have been taking these medicines for the last 1 year but i dont see any improvement. Please tell me what to do I do? I am very depressed. I want thick hair and especially on the scalp.
1) Acidum hydrochloricum 30
2) Silicea 30
3) Natrium chloratum 30
4) Acidum hydrofluorcium 30
5)China=1X
Thanks

hair_loss_00 on 2009-05-04

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Stop all these medicines.
Take one dose of Nux Vomica 1M after 2 days take another dose of Nux 1M & wait for one week.After this take Carbo Veg 30 twice a day,for 15 days,stop for one week & start again for 15days, & report me.
Good Luck
Dr.Syed Arshad Ali

drhomeo2003 last decade

Can you please tell me how many times a day and how many drops do I've to take everyday?

Thanks.

hair_loss_00 last decade

Thanks Dr. Syed Arshad Ali. Can you please inform me how many times a day and how many drops do I've to take?

hair_loss_00 last decade

Take one dose of NUX VOMICA 1M (3 to 4 drops), after 2 days take another same dose & wait for one week.After this take CARBO VEG.30, 3 drops morning & evening for 15 days, stop one week & start again for 15 days,then report me
GOOD LUCK
Dr.Syed Arshad Ali

drhomeo2003 last decade

Remember hair growing process is very slow.
Dr.Ayed Arshad Ali

drhomeo2003 last decade

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