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Hi there, i've given birth 4 months ago, and now my hair is falling out excessively?
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If breast feeding,: your hormones will still be low, causing all the hair follicles to cycle at similar times. This should reverse with normalization of hormones, when cycle restarts. If this not the case, you can benefit with a discussion/exam, by seeing your doctor.
Answered 9/30/2019
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