mainly concerned with the care of your child, after birth hair loss is a serious condition faced by most
of the women. Thicker, fuller hair is one of the best changes of pregnancy. Many pregnant women say
they have the best hair in their life while pregnant. Unfortunately, just like pregnancy,
Great hair is temporary.
It can be a nasty surprise when your hair starts to thin a few weeks (8-12 weeks) after
baby is born. You may find hairs hanging on pillows and clothes, or hair may clog the shower drain.
This increase in hair loss is completely normal. It is caused due to the return of previous estrogen levels
pregnant state.
More hair loss after childbirth is not a sign that you are experiencing permanent hair loss. Your
The hair will return to its normal growth pattern over time. When your baby turns one year old, you can
You can expect your hair to be full as usual at the hairline.
Tips for new moms going through hair loss The parcel has been delivered.
Doctors recommend eating a healthy and balanced diet. This can help hair grow after
the shedding phase is over.
Use a volumetric shampoo – these shampoos contain ingredients such as proteins that coat the hair, making it
appear more fully.
Avoid using heavy conditioners that can weigh your hair down and make it look frizzy.
Try a new hairstyle. Many new mothers prefer to keep their hair short. Short hairstyles can make hair look fuller.
Short hair can also be more manageable, which saves time.
Don’t tie your hair too tight. Do not use hair accessories such as rubber ponytails
or hairpin. In addition, avoid tying the ponytail too tightly, which will cause traction and hair loss.
If your hair continues to get thinner or doesn’t seem to grow back, you can discuss it with
your dermatologist. You may have other health problems that cause hair loss, such as anemia or
Thyroid condition, vitamin D or vitamin B12 deficiency needs correction. In severe cases, your dermatologist will advise you on platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy after a full evaluation.
Helps to regrow and restore receding hairlines.
With input from Dr. Deepthi Ravishankar MD, FRGUHS Dermatologist and Cosmetologist, Davangere.
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