Can zyrtec cause hair loss?
For my severe allergies, I've been taking Zyrtec every day for over a year. Recently, I've noticed my hair thinning and falling out more than usual. Is hair loss a possible side effect of Zyrtec?
For my severe allergies, I've been taking Zyrtec every day for over a year. Recently, I've noticed my hair thinning and falling out more than usual. Is hair loss a possible side effect of Zyrtec?
I took Zyrtec almost every day during the allergy season last year. Personally, I didn't notice any extra hair fall or thinning, my hair stayed normal. Everyone's body reacts differently to these tablets, so this was just my experience.
Haan na, nowadays we worry about hair fall for every little medicine we take! I have taken these allergy tablets many times but never had hair loss because of it. Usually, stress or bad water quality in cities causes more hair fall than these basic pills, ho na.
I actually went through a phase of crazy hair shedding a few months ago while taking anti-allergy pills daily. When I stopped the pills and focused on a good diet with amla and coconut oil, the hair fall completely stopped in three weeks. It definitely felt linked in my case.
Beta, don't worry too much. These small allergy tablets are very common and usually don't cause your hair to fall out. Just make sure you are eating green vegetables, curd, and keeping your mind calm. If hair fall is too much, go see a local doctor.
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Listen, hair fall can be caused by so many things like seasonal changes, lack of vitamins, or just the stress of having chronic allergies. Don't stress yourself thinking it is definitely the Zyrtec. Try stopping it for a week to see if it makes a difference, and we can look at other options.
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