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I had graves thyroid its controlled by taking neo-mercazole. i started loosing hair since.
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Should resolve: Once your thyroid level are completely normal, your hair loss should slowly begin to resolve. Hair growth is cyclical, so you will notice gradual rather than immediate improvement.
Answered 11/28/2013
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