How to prevent seasonal hairfall?
Patient's Query
Hello doctor,
I am a student in 11th grade, currently 16, and I have been facing seasonal hair loss. I did not experience any throughout the year, but due to my oily scalp and buildup in the winters, I lost a lot of it, about 100 hairs per wash day. My family's hair genetics are not quite good, my dad lost all his hair at age 40. I kind of think this is occurring due to stress, hormonal imbalance, or malnutrition. But I do not exactly know what, so I am listing a few symptoms and types of my hair below, please let me know what other things you would like to know to judge my hair. I have done a lot of research to get to this.
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My hair type is: Oily a day after washing. Fine (not much thickness as in diameter of a single strand), moderate amount of hair. Very silky and easy to comb through.
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My hair fall or shedding pattern: Losing 80 to 100 strands of hair on wash day and before washing. Losing two or three strands of hair every time I run my hands through my hair.
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I do not oil my scalp as I have an oily scalp and read somewhere that oily scalp type does not need oiling.
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I wash my hair about twice a week with a shampoo I have been using for a long time
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What I think I might have: High sugar intake, high-stress level, and low protein in the diet.
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Also, I live in a very warm country and the weather here in summer hits the head. Please suggest what I can do because this is getting out of hand.
Please help.
Thank you.
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I can understand your concern.
Avoid hair oiling. I will prescribe some medicine that will take three to five months.
Probable diagnosis: Telogen effluvium.
Treatment plan: Tablet Biotin 5 mg at night, Bontress Pro serum twice daily, keraglo AD shampoo twice per week for two months.
Regarding follow-up: Two months.
I hope this helps.
Kindly follow up if you have more concerns.
Thank you.
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