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Eyelashes

Eyelashes are rows of stiff hair (cilia) that project from the margins of the upper and lower eyelids. Hormone changes or an overactive and underactive thyroid gland leads to loss of eyelashes.

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What could be the reason for hair loss in eyelashes?

Query: Hello doctor, My main problem is alopecia. I had it from 2015 with several patches on the head and now they are gone, but the problem is my eyelashes are gone and never grew back. I used castor oil, garlic, and now Revitalash and other things. Two years ago a rheumatologist prescribed me Dolquine an...  Read Full »


Dr. Zulfiqar Ahmed

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Your concern is genuine and you are so brave and facing all challenges very bravely. You did not mention your prolactin and thyroid hormone levels. Loss of hair can be autoimmune as you were treated for it as well and due to Hashimoto as well. If there is no skin issue ...  Read Full »

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