When does pp hair loss stop?
My baby is 6 months old now, and I'm still shedding so much hair. It feels like it's never going to stop. When does pp hair loss typically stop?
My baby is 6 months old now, and I'm still shedding so much hair. It feels like it's never going to stop. When does pp hair loss typically stop?
Honestly, pp hair loss is super common. For me, it slowed down a lot by 6-7 months postpartum. Staying hydrated and eating protein-rich food helps. If your doc says it's okay, maybe some light walking or yoga can also help with overall well-being.
Oh, it feels like forever, right? But it does eventually stop for most people, usually within a year.
Haan, it's a common struggle. Try not to stress too much, that can make it worse. Focus on a balanced diet.
Postpartum hair loss, or telogen effluvium, generally peaks around 3-6 months and then starts to subside. It's hormonal. Make sure you're taking your postnatal vitamins and eating well. If it's excessive or continues beyond a year, do talk to your doctor.
Yaar, same here! Meri wife ko bhi hua tha. Actually, for her, it got better after 8-9 months. She started oiling her hair regularly, maybe that helped thoda.
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I totally get it, that postpartum hair fall is so unsettling! It felt like I was losing half my hair every day. For me, it started slowing down dramatically after six months, and by a year, it was almost back to normal. Hang in there, it will get better.
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