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My hair has been falling out in chunks for about 2 months. my tsh is 0.022 and my t4 is 14.84. could this be the reason? will i go bald?
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Very likely....: due to hyperthyroid state. Once the thyroid balance is restored, you will have your hair back. Be patient with restoring thyroid balance.
Answered 2/26/2015
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