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Can EEG Lead To Hair Loss?

My 25 yr. old son had an EEG this past July 4. It was for three dAYS. hE HAS STARTED LOSING HIS HAIR IN THE LAST COUPLE OF MONTHS. hE HAD 2 PREVIOUS eeg'S WITH NO PROBLEM. cOULD IT BE THE GLUE THEY USED. hE TAKES dEPAKOTE er 750 MG. 2xDAILY AND HAS DONE SO FOR MANY YEARS.
Fri, 10 Oct 2014
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Thanks for asking to healthcaremagic.I understand your concern.
No..EEG or the glue used for it,doesn't seem to cause hair loss.In my opinion,the drug depakote is associated commonly with hair loss(non-scarring type) which could have started to appear recently.Consult with his treating physician for dose reduction or altering the treatment regimen whichever is appropriate.Hope i have answered your query.
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Can EEG Lead To Hair Loss?

Thanks for asking to healthcaremagic.I understand your concern. No..EEG or the glue used for it,doesn t seem to cause hair loss.In my opinion,the drug depakote is associated commonly with hair loss(non-scarring type) which could have started to appear recently.Consult with his treating physician for dose reduction or altering the treatment regimen whichever is appropriate.Hope i have answered your query.