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Re: Weight loss & hair loss

From: jodi (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 30 Oct 2001 09:26:14 -0600 (CST)


It's possible that the hair loss is caused by the weight loss... even when weight loss is needed/good, I'd imagine it dreates enough of a strain.shock to your body that you might lose hair. That might mean it's possible that when you stop losing weight, you will stop losing hair...

I say it's POSSIBLE becasue I am also losing hair right now but I am not losing weight. I am hoping this stops once my body is used to not being on the BCP... but I don't know. I feel like I need to pick between being suicidal and bald... and the people I live with lose out either way. (there are long blonde hairs all over everything in our house... they're beginning to complain... blah!)

i hope your hair loss stops soon... i must admit i am rapidly losing my faith in modern medicine though.

- jodi

At Tue, 30 Oct 2001, timber wrote: >
>I went on met in February 2001 & I've been losing both weight & hair.
>I'm eating a balanced diet & exercising. I'm happy about the weight
>loss (65 lbs) so far, but the hair loss is really tough. I asked my
>Endo what I could do about the hair loss & he feels that the met will
>eventually help it to grow back as I loose more weight & my test. levels
>drop (even though they weren't to high to begin with).
>
>My hair was a little thin in the front a year ago, but now it's getting
>more noticeable. What do you think? Should I just wait & hope he's
>right? Is there anything I can do or am I just going to have to face the
>fact?
>
>--
>timber
>




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