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Can Borgage Oil And Melatonin Reduce Hair Loss And Blackened Eyes After Hysterectomy ?
Total Hysterectomy and hormones went crazy, Hair lost and eyes blackend looking bruised researched Borgage Oil and Melantonin
Fri, 13 Jan 2012
hi, at times after total hysterectomy when ovaries are not preserved hormonal deficient can lead to many problems,please talk to your doctor he will give hormone replacement therapy and you will be fine.bye.
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hello,
its hysterectomy.i dont think they removed the ovaries which is the source of hormones. these symptoms may be due to other cause like anemia or stress.please consult a gynecologist for details of ur ovary status.
its hysterectomy.i dont think they removed the ovaries which is the source of hormones. these symptoms may be due to other cause like anemia or stress.please consult a gynecologist for details of ur ovary status.
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hi
hormone play major role in skin and hair structure and function.
when hysterectomy done, hormonal imbalance is created
u need to take hormone which ur body need
better to consult endocrinologist or gynecologist
u need hormone replacement therapy
for better hair and skin
avoid direct sunexposure and use sunscreen
use good moisturizer lotion
hormone play major role in skin and hair structure and function.
when hysterectomy done, hormonal imbalance is created
u need to take hormone which ur body need
better to consult endocrinologist or gynecologist
u need hormone replacement therapy
for better hair and skin
avoid direct sunexposure and use sunscreen
use good moisturizer lotion
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