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4m pp, thyroid levels normal, thyroid enlarged, u/s today. how long until normal pp hair loss and exhaustion level out? i am bf'ing
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Could be months: Your hair is not lost, just breaking off. It should grow out normally, but may take several months since hair grows intermittently not continuously. Give it time, and avoid chemical treatments. Continue the iron to build your blood count back toward normal.
Answered 4/27/2013
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