Yes, hair loss can be one of many symptoms of a thyroid condition. The thyroid condition that most commonly experiences hair loss is an overactive thyroid, or hyperthyroid. Hyperthyroidism is when the thyroid gland produces too much thyroid hormones.
Yes it can. Or more specifically a lot of the medicines can. I have hypothyroidism and I am losing my hair. It won't be in giant clumps like it would be for say a Chemo patient, but your hair will thin out.
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It could be that the thyroid medication is interacting with another medication. If you have an overactive thyroid, that too could be resulting in your hair loss.
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If your hamster has hair loss this could be a symptom of a disease or parasites.
Although Lupus can cause your hair to fall out, it will regrow after treatment.
Majorly can by hereditory and thyroid..
Loss of weight in a period of time
Many things can cause hair loss, but one in particular is a thyroid problem.
If the hair loss is caused by hypothyroidism then yes, thyroid replacement therapy will help you to stop losing hair and you will start seeing new growth. If your thyroid has been failing for sometime it may take 3 months or more before you see a noticeable difference.
Low Thyroid hormone can causes hair loss, sluggishness and low metabolic rate.
I am currently taking levothyrexine. It's very effective when the dose is right. It causes hair loss at first, but it's veyr minor, and dissapears as you get used to the medication. All thyroid supplements cause hair loss.
Hair loss in women can be due to a number of things. The two main culprits are thyroid problems and stress. If a person is losing hair, they should see a doctor.