HAIR LOSS
Neither is going to do much to stop the hair that is falling out. Hair grows in cycles and what you are losing now is a result of your actual surgery and immediate days post op.
Supplements help with regrowth. Just be aware that these supplements help with ALL hair growth. Including perhaps some unwanted facial hair. I have a few extra hairs on my chin that I am not thrilled about.
Making sure you stay ontop of your protein intake is the best suggestion I have. Yes you will lose hair, yes you will swear that you are going bald. Then it stops. Then you notice all of the little spiky hairs as regrowth is underway. It may mean the need for a new style, but it is definitely something that you will overcome.. And laugh about a few months from now.
Best of luck!
Supplements help with regrowth. Just be aware that these supplements help with ALL hair growth. Including perhaps some unwanted facial hair. I have a few extra hairs on my chin that I am not thrilled about.
Making sure you stay ontop of your protein intake is the best suggestion I have. Yes you will lose hair, yes you will swear that you are going bald. Then it stops. Then you notice all of the little spiky hairs as regrowth is underway. It may mean the need for a new style, but it is definitely something that you will overcome.. And laugh about a few months from now.
Best of luck!
Hair loss time varies. Some of us are very affected and some just a little. I am closing on six months post op and mine has really started to shed--between me and my pets, my house is covered in hair.
Take heart, though. As others have said, it does come back. Biotin might help with regrowth. Inositol (which is in the B vitamin family) may help slow the loss. I take both and I still shed a lot. *shrug* the upside to this is that it doesn't take me long to do my hair!
Take heart, though. As others have said, it does come back. Biotin might help with regrowth. Inositol (which is in the B vitamin family) may help slow the loss. I take both and I still shed a lot. *shrug* the upside to this is that it doesn't take me long to do my hair!
Mine started at 3/4 months. I had long hair almost down to my waist. I finially had to have it cut as it was coming out by the brush full. Just the stress of combing or brushing it was making it come out as well because of the length. Especially when wet. I lost over 3/4 of my hair. Just to keep what I had left, I decided to get it cut short. Now at 7 months, it is starting to get some new growth. Thank goodness I had thick hair to start with.
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