Hair loss after pregnancy, does it stop?

o kay folks am I going to get huge bald spot or will this hair loss stuff stop and will it grow back? 11 months post partem and still loosing it!!!! Is there anything I can do for it?Hair loss after pregnancy, does it stop?
maybe ask your doctor, but it happens because during and after pregnancy your hormones are all out of whack and trying to get back to normal..Hair loss after pregnancy, does it stop?
Yup. It stops. But you might be able to get it to stop quicker if you see a dermatologist.



Hair loss after pregnancy is common, and I've never heard or read of a case where it lasted....and I've read on a bunch about hair loss since it happened to my sis twice. (It stopped on its own both times....)



P.S.--Getting on or off the birth control pill or Depo Provera shot can also cause it....
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You might want to call your doctor of a dermatologist to find out what's going on. There could be other factors as to why you are losing your hair such as stress, hormones, your thyroid, or other problems.

Good Luck!
Unfortunaltly no, well for me it didnt, i have 5 children and had my last child 5 years ago and my hair still has not stoped from falling out. I've tryed everything from shampoos to vitamins and nothing works. I still have hair, u dont get bald that wont happen and yes it does grow out. Its falling out and growing out at the same time so u dont get bald spots so dont worry.
Hi,



During pregnancy, hair shedding during the normal hair cycle is retarded in by high levels of hormones. Once the hormones have returned to pre-pregnancy levels, this extra hair is shed with the normal cycle of hair growth and loss returning over time.



To get rid of this you can use Provillus. Provillus comes in two defferent forms: Provillus for men and Provillus for women to treat men and women.



Provillus for Women is specifically formulated for the specific hair loss problems that women experience.