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Want To Grow Hair In Area Of Hair Loss Due To Typhoid And Malaria
hi doctor ... pls help me in this situation.. i hav suffered from typhoid and malaria ... i lost 100 hairs daily.. so i tonsured... now my hair fall controlled but i need grow my hair on the hairloss area... pls give me some suggestion doctor..cant able to work properly also.. pls help me and tel some vitamin tonic and tablets pls
Thu, 26 Jul 2012
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Shedding of hair is of following types.
1 hair fall during resting phase called the telogin effluvium.seen after childbirth,crash dieting,severe stress,thyroid disease,some drugs,after chronic illness(typhoid)
2 male patern baldness / Androgenetic ALopecia.
3 hair fall during growth phase is called Anagen effluvium after cytotoxic drugs,heavy metal poisoning,trichotillomania,SLE,pemphigus,
Most harmful shedding of hair is in growth phase which is very difficult to deal and usually irreversible.
But tellogen effluvium is reversible which is in your case,
It is normal to loose 50-100 hair per day.
Take betamethasone lotion mix in oil apply at night,tab sebex Z 1 daily and use neutral shampoo for 1 month then let me know,
Regards
Dr Sher bhutto
Shedding of hair is of following types.
1 hair fall during resting phase called the telogin effluvium.seen after childbirth,crash dieting,severe stress,thyroid disease,some drugs,after chronic illness(typhoid)
2 male patern baldness / Androgenetic ALopecia.
3 hair fall during growth phase is called Anagen effluvium after cytotoxic drugs,heavy metal poisoning,trichotillomania,SLE,pemphigus,
Most harmful shedding of hair is in growth phase which is very difficult to deal and usually irreversible.
But tellogen effluvium is reversible which is in your case,
It is normal to loose 50-100 hair per day.
Take betamethasone lotion mix in oil apply at night,tab sebex Z 1 daily and use neutral shampoo for 1 month then let me know,
Regards
Dr Sher bhutto
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