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Old Case ofTelogen Effulivium+ Hair Falling
Hallo Doctor,I am 31 Male Single. I had suffered From Telogen Effluvium 2 years Back. TE got treated with high protein Diet and Follihair( Biotin). Again I am suffering from Hair Loss. Hairs are shedding from all Parts of Head.
I am Scared a lot over this. I was to use any homeopathy treatment.
Some doctor diagnosed it as Alopecia, Other Doctor diagnosed it as Telogen Effluvium.
Kindly help me over this.
Thanks,
amitarora200973 on 2013-10-01
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If you have telogen effluvium, you'll notice more hair than usual accumulating on your pillowcase, on the shower or bathroom floor and in your hairbrush. Your scalp hair may feel or look less dense than usual. Often, though, the hair loss is subtle, and other people may not notice anything different about your hair.
Although losing a great number of hairs within a short time can be frightening, the condition is usually temporary. Each hair that is pushed prematurely into the telogen phase is replaced by a new, growing hair, so there is no danger of complete baldness. Because hair on the scalp grows slowly, your hair may feel or look thinner than usual for a time, but fullness will return as the new hairs grow in.
Typically, hair loss begins two to four months after the event that triggered the problem, and lasts approximately six months. New hairs begin growing immediately after the hair falls out, but significant growth may not be noticed for several months.
So if you have telogen effluvium, you may lose an average of 300 hairs a day instead of 100.
can you please tell what triggered the problem?
[message edited by anuj srivastava on Tue, 01 Oct 2013 15:06:34 BST]
Although losing a great number of hairs within a short time can be frightening, the condition is usually temporary. Each hair that is pushed prematurely into the telogen phase is replaced by a new, growing hair, so there is no danger of complete baldness. Because hair on the scalp grows slowly, your hair may feel or look thinner than usual for a time, but fullness will return as the new hairs grow in.
Typically, hair loss begins two to four months after the event that triggered the problem, and lasts approximately six months. New hairs begin growing immediately after the hair falls out, but significant growth may not be noticed for several months.
So if you have telogen effluvium, you may lose an average of 300 hairs a day instead of 100.
can you please tell what triggered the problem?
[message edited by anuj srivastava on Tue, 01 Oct 2013 15:06:34 BST]
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