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Does hair color negatively affect hair loss/ hair thinning due to underactive thyroid?
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No.: If you mean hair dye, no -- it will make no difference, one way or the other, in your rate of hair loss. The hair will usually grow back once your thyroid level is corrected, however.
Answered 7/30/2019
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