I'm at the end of several months of telogen effluvium brought on by extreme emotional and mental stress from taking care of my unmedicated 91yo MIL with severe dementia w/severe behavioral disturbance. She is very difficult to deal with. The stress caused me to drop weight, and rapidly, which in turn caused some nutritional deficiencies. It didn't help that many times I was so exhausted by the end of the day that I chose sleep over eating. My blood pressure also dropped very low instead of rising, which would cause me to feel faint and dizzy. My hair is starting to come back but wow. It definitely took a hit.
My aunt is over 70 .She has a lot of hair and always had a lot of hair. I think we shall look at what we eat,because it influence the body.Eating low fat and no this and no that. Just my opinion.Massaging your scalp or comb it several times a day til you feel warm, helps hair not falling out
Hi Dr. Taz! Wonderful of you to share more and more information. Thank you so much. I have a topic of interest. I do understand that everything that is recommended is case by case/customized to each individual patient, but I'll give it a try. What are some safe ways to begin using topical progesterone?
Copper peptides are a great topic! Would you be interested in learning about how to incorporate them into a skincare routine or potential benefits for hair as well?
@@DrTazMD would be very interested in learning how it's used for hair. Copper peptides are something very unfamiliar to me and like many other women, I'm very eager to learn how functional medicine doctors use peptides. Thank you.
Wow,thank you dearly for this beautifully articulated,accurate and comprehensive education on the causes and treatments for hair loss.Well done 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 ❤❤
I am 47 and in premenopause but my hormone panel came back normal. It was my TSH that came in at .19 low which means overactive thyroid. I had sever hair breakage and dryness, my gorgeous long hair is no more.
I'm sorry to hear about your hair changes; that can be so frustrating. Low TSH could indeed contribute to hair issues. Have you spoken with your doctor about thyroid management options?
@@DrTazMD I see both my primary care and GYN in NOV for follow-ups and also keep my board certified dermatologist in the know. The dermatologist gave me oral minoxidil in the meantime, been on it for 4 weeks. At day 5 I had a huge shed and I still have huge sheds every other day when I was my hair. It’s been a nightmare 😩
@@rosamoreno4794 from what I know of minoxidil, it initially causes hair to shed but keeps the hair that is in the growth phase. That's what I recall being told.
Hi Dr. TazMD, I’m 48, my hairs are shredding a lot. I’m so sad. I am so thankful for all interesting information that you shared in this videos. I am going to try those products east west which I never heard before. Thanks so much!
Hello, this was so helpful. I was diagnosed with Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia in October of 2023. I have thinning and two bald spots. One bald spot is in the very top and the other is in the crown area.
I was about to buy your products but when I read through privacy policy of your company, I wouldn’t buy the products. Your company would own my information. That’s so ridiculous! I rather go to a store purchase what I want and don’t have to give my address, phone number, and email address.
Hello! Thank you for your channel and the information you provide! You covered a lot of different types of issues with androgens, I'm wondering, do any of these help with androgen sensitivity? I belive my hyperandrogenism, which causes thin hair, dermatitis, hursitism, etc, is due to oversensitivity, an abnormal reaction of my body to normal hormonal fluctuations as I usually have normal to low levels of Testosterone. Spironolactone lowerd my Testosterone to a point where I had very low levels and was suffering from various side effects due to it. I am in the journey to find what might help my hormonal sensitivity androgen wise when I found your video. If a topic on this matter might be discussed in any of your future videos, it would be immensely appreciated!!
This is the type of helpful info NHS GPs have ZERO knowledge about. If you go to one all they suggest is to try Minoxidil or to just jump on spironolactone and that's all they got. They are useless, and why I am thankful for TH-camrs like yourself who are willing to share and educate so people can try more natural and holistic methods to see if these work first.
@DrTaz Hello Doc, i motice you didnt speak about scarring alopecia or CCCA. Would you say the itching and burning scalp and subsequent hair loss has anything to do with low estrogen or progesterone? You see, when i got to 41 i started experiencing severe fatigue, a horrible flare up of acne, brian fog, a bigger belly and itching burning scalp and loss most of the hair at my crown. I hwve come to mow believe i 2as experiencing the onset of perimenopause. So I'm asking if you think perimenopause could be the cause of my hair loss and irritaed scalp and what would you recommend I use or take to get my hair back?
I am not sure which type of hair loss I have. It seems like the chemicals in shampoo because I get a lot of hair loss after washing my hair. While wet no hair fall. But as soon as it dries I get hair loss until the next time I wash my hair.
@marieball1772 I am making my own shampoo and conditioner exactly for this reason. I get less hairloss during a shower but still get hairloss after a shower.
I think there are some liquid calcium that you can take but make sure you also take I believe magnesium and D2 or is it K2? I forgot, but please do your research before you take anything.
@IVvOOvVI Solgar has a liquid vitamin with all you described in the ingredients; magnesium,vitamin D3 and Calcium..as far as K2 it should be taken with Vitamin D3..Perhaps take a K2 supplement separately with it!
High blood calcium causes blocked arteries and heart disease. You need Vitamins D3, K2 and Magnesium to make sure the calcium gets into your bones. If you don't, you'll have hypercalcemia. Maybe you should do some research before blindly taking tons of calcium if you care about your health.
Hi Dr Taz, My scalp has been burning and tender for 5 years. Recently i found two bald spots in the top right side and middle back. How can i find out how to treat this and what kind of Alopecia is this??I was prescribe Doxycycline for inflammation but Im afraid of the side effects. Thank you.
Yes it helps!!! Do your own research 😉 I take Mary’s Ruth Hairgrow multivitamin with a key ingredient called Lustriva and also take a saw palmetto DHT blocker from Advanced Trichologist along with their Omegas 3-6-9 and Seeds probiotic. For stress I take Ashwaghada supplement and magnesium and topically I use Divi scalp treatment at night and three times a week I apply on concern scalp areas a Tretinoin cream (just a touch rubbing the scalp with it) the follow with the Divi scalp treatment and wash the next day. An anti-inflammatory diet is a must so I drink Turmeric/pineapple/ginger homemade juice or tea plus turmeric supplements from Youtheory. Check your vitamin levels as this is important as well. My dr orders this test for me every year.
I just turn 50 few months back. I have vary health gorgeous hair. And I suddenly start loosing so much hair in last month which I am almost to cry to my hair falling plz what should I do
Thank you so much for the information. I just realized that what I have is called Frontal fibrosing alopecia. Do your supplements help with that type of hair loss? Thanks.
@@mishralucky you have it but I think the poster does not know what it is because this is too complicated. What do you do in that case which doctor do you see?
Diagnosed with Androgenic Alopecia and two MTHFR Gene mutations. Also, my testosterone is very high and no one can tell me why. I was told that I am now in premenopause but I should still be having periods(according to my lab results). They can't seem to figure out what has stopped my periods so abruptly either. I had to start wearing wigs 4 years ago due to the texture n severe thinning. Is it possible to have my own hair again? ~confused
There to wear works it’s just easier to get ready in the morning. I need to do that too because I have white hair and I do lose a lot of hair in the shower, but the white hair I have is on top of my head and on the side, like I have gray on the side and underneath the topcrown I have some gray white hair like sprinkle throughout and I am 47
I'm at the end of several months of telogen effluvium brought on by extreme emotional and mental stress from taking care of my unmedicated 91yo MIL with severe dementia w/severe behavioral disturbance. She is very difficult to deal with. The stress caused me to drop weight, and rapidly, which in turn caused some nutritional deficiencies. It didn't help that many times I was so exhausted by the end of the day that I chose sleep over eating. My blood pressure also dropped very low instead of rising, which would cause me to feel faint and dizzy. My hair is starting to come back but wow. It definitely took a hit.
My aunt is over 70 .She has a lot of hair and always had a lot of hair. I think we shall look at what we eat,because it influence the body.Eating low fat and no this and no that. Just my opinion.Massaging your scalp or comb it several times a day til you feel warm, helps hair not falling out
Thank you so much for a generous amount of information. More doctors need to share selflessly so people who cannot be their patients can still learn.
You're very welcome! Sharing knowledge can make such a difference. Are there any other health topics you’d like to learn more about?
Hi Dr. Taz!
Wonderful of you to share more and more information. Thank you so much. I have a topic of interest. I do understand that everything that is recommended is case by case/customized to each individual patient, but I'll give it a try. What are some safe ways to begin using topical progesterone?
@@DrTazMD would love to learn more about copper peptides. I'm sure many other women would be interested in it. Thanks again.
Copper peptides are a great topic! Would you be interested in learning about how to incorporate them into a skincare routine or potential benefits for hair as well?
@@DrTazMD would be very interested in learning how it's used for hair.
Copper peptides are something very unfamiliar to me and like many other women, I'm very eager to learn how functional medicine doctors use peptides. Thank you.
Wow,thank you dearly for this beautifully articulated,accurate and comprehensive education on the causes and treatments for hair loss.Well done 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 ❤❤
Thank you for the information! How do you take saw palmetto?
I am 47 and in premenopause but my hormone panel came back normal. It was my TSH that came in at .19 low which means overactive thyroid. I had sever hair breakage and dryness, my gorgeous long hair is no more.
I'm sorry to hear about your hair changes; that can be so frustrating. Low TSH could indeed contribute to hair issues. Have you spoken with your doctor about thyroid management options?
@@DrTazMD I see both my primary care and GYN in NOV for follow-ups and also keep my board certified dermatologist in the know. The dermatologist gave me oral minoxidil in the meantime, been on it for 4 weeks. At day 5 I had a huge shed and I still have huge sheds every other day when I was my hair. It’s been a nightmare 😩
@@rosamoreno4794 from what I know of minoxidil, it initially causes hair to shed but keeps the hair that is in the growth phase. That's what I recall being told.
Hi Dr. TazMD,
I’m 48, my hairs are shredding a lot. I’m so sad.
I am so thankful for all interesting information that you shared in this videos. I am going to try those products east west which I never heard before. Thanks so much!
I'm sorry to hear about your hair loss-it's really tough. I'm glad the information has been helpful, though!
Hello, this was so helpful. I was diagnosed with Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia in October of 2023. I have thinning and two bald spots. One bald spot is in the very top and the other is in the crown area.
Look at video by Dr sten ekberg about problems with thyroid. You should look at your tsh and take supplements to help support your thyroid
Dr.T, thank you. Girl, you're awesome. God bless. 😊
You are so welcome
Very helpful, thank you 😊xx
I was about to buy your products but when I read through privacy policy of your company, I wouldn’t buy the products. Your company would own my information. That’s so ridiculous! I rather go to a store purchase what I want and don’t have to give my address, phone number, and email address.
Hi.Great video. However fo ti can cause damge to the liver.Carefuñ with that one! Thanks.
That's what IYE heard..I'm hoping it's not big pharma lying to us!
That's what IYE also heard..I'm hoping it's not Big Pharma lying to us!
Hello! Thank you for your channel and the information you provide!
You covered a lot of different types of issues with androgens, I'm wondering, do any of these help with androgen sensitivity? I belive my hyperandrogenism, which causes thin hair, dermatitis, hursitism, etc, is due to oversensitivity, an abnormal reaction of my body to normal hormonal fluctuations as I usually have normal to low levels of Testosterone. Spironolactone lowerd my Testosterone to a point where I had very low levels and was suffering from various side effects due to it. I am in the journey to find what might help my hormonal sensitivity androgen wise when I found your video.
If a topic on this matter might be discussed in any of your future videos, it would be immensely appreciated!!
This is the type of helpful info NHS GPs have ZERO knowledge about. If you go to one all they suggest is to try Minoxidil or to just jump on spironolactone and that's all they got. They are useless, and why I am thankful for TH-camrs like yourself who are willing to share and educate so people can try more natural and holistic methods to see if these work first.
hope this is helpful 🙏🙏
What is the name of your favorite treatment where the hot oil is placed on your pineal gland?
Thank you doc
@DrTaz Hello Doc, i motice you didnt speak about scarring alopecia or CCCA. Would you say the itching and burning scalp and subsequent hair loss has anything to do with low estrogen or progesterone? You see, when i got to 41 i started experiencing severe fatigue, a horrible flare up of acne, brian fog, a bigger belly and itching burning scalp and loss most of the hair at my crown. I hwve come to mow believe i 2as experiencing the onset of perimenopause. So I'm asking if you think perimenopause could be the cause of my hair loss and irritaed scalp and what would you recommend I use or take to get my hair back?
I am not sure which type of hair loss I have. It seems like the chemicals in shampoo because I get a lot of hair loss after washing my hair. While wet no hair fall. But as soon as it dries I get hair loss until the next time I wash my hair.
Unfiltered shower water can cause hair loss too; chlorine and other chemicals harm the scalp.
Do your research on the ingredients in the hair products that you are using.
Most commercial brands have ingredients that cause hair loss.
@marieball1772 I am making my own shampoo and conditioner exactly for this reason. I get less hairloss during a shower but still get hairloss after a shower.
So we shouldn't be taking dairy? How would we then get calcium because I'm at risk of osteoarthritis due to rheumatoid arthritis?
I think there are some liquid calcium that you can take but make sure you also take I believe magnesium and D2 or is it K2? I forgot, but please do your research before you take anything.
@ thank you for your reply!! I need to do some research…so confusing what to take
@IVvOOvVI Solgar has a liquid vitamin with all you described in the ingredients; magnesium,vitamin D3 and Calcium..as far as K2 it should be taken with Vitamin D3..Perhaps take a K2 supplement separately with it!
High blood calcium causes blocked arteries and heart disease. You need Vitamins D3, K2 and Magnesium to make sure the calcium gets into your bones. If you don't, you'll have hypercalcemia.
Maybe you should do some research before blindly taking tons of calcium if you care about your health.
Hi Dr Taz, My scalp has been burning and tender for 5 years. Recently i found two bald spots in the top right side and middle back. How can i find out how to treat this and what kind of Alopecia is this??I was prescribe Doxycycline for inflammation but Im afraid of the side effects. Thank you.
What do you suggest for low thyroid ?
See doctor
See doctor
Actually low thyroid can be helped with iodine supplements (or you can take medication).
I read years ago that drinking spearmint tea is supposed to lower DHT levels. Have you heard about this? Thank you
Yes it helps!!! Do your own research 😉 I take Mary’s Ruth Hairgrow multivitamin with a key ingredient called Lustriva and also take a saw palmetto DHT blocker from Advanced Trichologist along with their Omegas 3-6-9 and Seeds probiotic. For stress I take Ashwaghada supplement and magnesium and topically I use Divi scalp treatment at night and three times a week I apply on concern scalp areas a Tretinoin cream (just a touch rubbing the scalp with it) the follow with the Divi scalp treatment and wash the next day.
An anti-inflammatory diet is a must so I drink Turmeric/pineapple/ginger homemade juice or tea plus turmeric supplements from Youtheory. Check your vitamin levels as this is important as well. My dr orders this test for me every year.
Im told some hair growth products cause weight gain does this product do that
I provjeriti i poceti sa unosom vitamina B12, D3, željeza i biotina, kupovati veganske šampon i tako sve ukrug...
I just turn 50 few months back. I have vary health gorgeous hair. And I suddenly start loosing so much hair in last month which I am almost to cry to my hair falling plz what should I do
Prp with stem cells added
Thank you so much for the information. I just realized that what I have is called Frontal fibrosing alopecia. Do your supplements help with that type of hair loss?
Thanks.
Hello, I was diagnosed with Frontal Fibrosing as well. 😔
What does she say to take for it at the end?
LDN?
White hair up on the top of my head and it’s like getting really bad
So what do i take to stop the hair loss im going through
Truthfully this was too complex. I don’t know those letter you were spouting by 2:26.
This is called androgenetic alopecia. I have it😞.
@@mishralucky you have it but I think the poster does not know what it is because this is too complicated. What do you do in that case which doctor do you see?
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Thank you 🙏
Diagnosed with Androgenic Alopecia and two MTHFR Gene mutations. Also, my testosterone is very high and no one can tell me why. I was told that I am now in premenopause but I should still be having periods(according to my lab results). They can't seem to figure out what has stopped my periods so abruptly either. I had to start wearing wigs 4 years ago due to the texture n severe thinning. Is it possible to have my own hair again? ~confused
There to wear works it’s just easier to get ready in the morning. I need to do that too because I have white hair and I do lose a lot of hair in the shower, but the white hair I have is on top of my head and on the side, like I have gray on the side and underneath the topcrown I have some gray white hair like sprinkle throughout and I am 47
What does really high estrogen mean? I am close to 50.
Have you reached out for a consultation with a trichologist to go over possibilities and holistic options?
@@KelsthestylistI am only able to see providers within my network. Corporate healthcare problems.
@@Countrygirlwithasideofgangstamy problem is government Healthcare providers.