Hair Loss
My husband’s doctor told him that his sudden hair
loss could be from his diabetes. Anyone else had that
happen? <br
full head of hair. Now he has thin spots in the back.
There is no family tie we can see. Anyone had that
happen?<br
My husband’s doctor told him that his sudden hair
loss could be from his diabetes. Anyone else had that
happen? <br
full head of hair. Now he has thin spots in the back.
There is no family tie we can see. Anyone had that
happen?<br
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September 10th, 2005 at 4:04 am
Hi Robbie! I am new here and I just read your
message about your husband’s hair loss. I have been a
very brittle diabetic for 21yrs. Growing up I aways
had very thick hair and in the past 3yrs I have
noticed that my hair has become very thin. I wasnt aware
that blood sugars can cause thinning hair. I guess
this must be another side effect of blood sugar
control and another reason to keep on top of things!
Patti
September 12th, 2005 at 7:15 am
My hair thinned out drastically a year ago, and
what woman needs that to happen!!<br
recommended I try taking zinc and that helped a lot,
producing new hair growth which I could really see - my
hair loss was in the front. Now I take a good mineral
supplement when I feel the need and things seem to be OK. My
hair is not as thick as it was, but there are no
threadbare patches!<br
September 13th, 2005 at 8:51 am
Talking about hair loss! Mine has thinned out in
the front, too, and am now wondering if its from the
diabetes (I was diagnosed 6 mos. ago).<br
zinc are you taking? What type of mineral supplement
are you taking? Thanks for your help.<br
September 21st, 2005 at 9:35 pm
Keene, when I took zinc by itself I took just one
zinc complex 200 mg tablet a day. I would just take
one course and then leave it for a while as to take
zinc constantly can upset the balance of other
minerals in your body. Very soon after starting to take it
I would be able to see a lot of new hair growing
along my hair line, and my nails would also grow
better. It also helped greatly as far as memory and
concentration goes as well.<br
contribute to hair loss.<br
supplement I got from a health food store which is for hair,
skin and nails, which is made by an Australian
company. I’m sure you would be able to find something
similar in the U.S.<br
biotin (good for condition of hair), calcium, iodine,
iron, magnesium and zinc.<br