How to minimize postpartum hair loss?
My baby is 4 months old now, and I've noticed a lot of hair shedding. My mother-in-law said it's normal postpartum hair loss, but is there anything I can do to minimize it?
My baby is 4 months old now, and I've noticed a lot of hair shedding. My mother-in-law said it's normal postpartum hair loss, but is there anything I can do to minimize it?
My baby is just three months old and my hair is falling out in clumps. I am really scared to even comb it now. Does this stop on its own after some time, or do I need to take some special vitamins for this?
Dont panic at all, this is extremely common around 3 to 6 months post-delivery because of hormonal drops. Just focus on eating a high-protein diet with plenty of green veggies and continue your prenatal vitamins if your doc suggested. Keep your hairstyles loose and avoid harsh chemical treatments for a few months.
My mother-in-law advised me to apply homemade curry leaves oil, which felt very soothing for the scalp. However, I made sure to consult my obstetrician first to ensure my iron levels were fine. Taking care of your inner health is the most important thing during this phase.
Please get your thyroid levels checked along with regular postpartum visits. I assumed my massive hair fall was just normal postpartum shed, but it turned out to be a thyroid issue that triggered after my delivery. Regular tracking and getting the right medication from my doctor totally saved my hair.
I had severe postpartum hemorrhage which led to extreme anemia and crazy hair loss later. If your hair is falling out along with extreme fatigue, dizziness, or pale skin, please do not ignore it as simple hair fall. Go see your doctor immediately for proper blood work and treatment.
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Instead of buying expensive anti-hairfall shampoos that cost thousands and dont work, better to get a basic blood panel done. A simple iron and vitamin D test at a local lab will cost much less and tell you exactly what is lacking. Once you fix the internal deficiency with cheap supplements, the hair fall stops.
My elder sister went through this recently and she was so stressed about losing her thick hair. Honestly, she just stopped using heat stylers and switched to a wide-tooth comb. It eventually got back to normal in a year, so just hang in there!
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