Ozempic Hair Loss #dermreacts
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Thanks so much for this reassurance
When you say it’s normal for people to lose 100 hairs a day, do you mean people who aren’t balding or including people who are naturally balding?
She means people who aren’t balding. People experiencing pattern hair loss will lose more than 100 per day.
I am on chelicity for my diabetes, and I have been fighting massive hair loss for about a year. I take minoxidil twice a day to help with it but it is so absolutely traumatic to be a woman losing my hair
I lost about 90% of my hair about a month out of hospital from covid. My hair was very long and thick. It’s quite traumatic for a female.
did it grow back? @@bonnieweeks7601
I don’t know if I lost hair to Ozempic or not because I have hyperthyroidism. I digress; I stopped Ozempic and Mounjaro because it kept me severely depressed for 2 years. I stopped it on my own.
I also have Hashimoto’s, which is a form of hypothyroidism so I understand the hair loss
@ My younger sister is losing her hair rn too. She has hypothyroidism. Isn’t it great? ….not!
My hair has been falling out like crazy not sure if it was because I had Covid in August or the Tirzepatide
I’ve had COVID twice and my hair fell out a bunch after both times. My dermatologist said it seems to be common for a lot of women after COVID.
@KikiIsBusy I too, lost a significant amount of hair due to TE from Covid. I didn’t know it was a thing until I researched it and found that it was very common and usually lasts anywhere from 3-6 months. After lots of lab work, my doctor also confirmed it was TE. The hard part is trying not to stress over the hair loss, which I found made the TE last longer. It was a vicious cycle
I love Bridget Phetasy!!!
I was diagnosed with TE in 2018, several weeks after a pedestrian/car incident – I was the pedestrian. Recently I was diagnosed with TE again, a few months after a Lyme Disease diagnosis. How ironic that stress causes it, because it causes stress!🙄
The problem is that the hairloss is permanent for many – they aren’t recovering their lost hair. On a side note, I find hair stylists to be the most uneducated about hairloss. Biotin is not going to regrow hair loss due to androgenetic alopecia – which is their go to suggestion it seems.
Hi @DrDrayzday could you please address the thinning / falling hair issue in one of your next shorts or videos ? I’m 35, had a baby half and a year ago, lost my hair like crazy months after but it stopped at one point. Every september, my hair fall again, but this time, it won’t stop. Could you please help address this issue, share maybe a few products that you know work well for hair thinning hair falling … thanks a lot 😊 (Julie from France 🇫🇷)