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Its 4 months after i have given birth and my hair is falling out by the tons and i'm even getting bald patches. what can i do?
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See a dermatologist: It's normal to shed some hair after giving birth, but bald patches are not normal. A board-certified dermatologist can examine your scalp, order pertinent labs, and recommend treatment options.
Answered 11/30/2020
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