What to take for hair loss women?
My friend mentioned her hair fall has reduced after taking some supplements. I've been experiencing significant hair loss for the past few months. What can I take specifically for women's hair loss?
My friend mentioned her hair fall has reduced after taking some supplements. I've been experiencing significant hair loss for the past few months. What can I take specifically for women's hair loss?
Beti, hair fall is common with age and stress. My nani used to say coconut oil with curry leaves boiled in it works wonders. But see a good doctor also, for serious cases. Thoda patience rakhna padega.
My dermatologist actually suggested getting my Vitamin D, B12, and iron levels checked first. Sometimes deficiencies are the main culprit. She also recommended a good quality minoxidil solution, but that's a prescription thing, so definitely consult a doc.
Honestly, the best thing is a proper diagnosis. Could be hormonal, nutritional, or stress-related. Don't waste money on random products. Go to a trichologist, they'll tell you exactly what's up.
I tried everything, but what helped me was simply managing stress and eating better. Added more protein and leafy greens. Also, switched to a gentler shampoo. Small changes but they added up. For persistent hair fall though, doc visit is a must.
My mother always told me to use hibiscus and neem paste for hair. It helps, yes. But when my hair fall got very bad, I went to a doctor. She checked my thyroid. It's always best to know the root cause, beta.
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Please don't ignore it like I did! I thought it was just normal stress, but it kept getting worse. Eventually, found out it was a major vitamin deficiency. Saved a lot of hair by going to the doctor earlier. Get it checked, okay?
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