FEMALE - LOSING HAIR!!! - HELP ME!?

I'm 32 yrs old and in the last 2-3 months I have been rapidly losing my hair. I went to my dr.'s office to have it check out and all he came up with was that women at this age go through hormonal changes which can sometimes also cause hair loss, thought I was under a lot of stress and therefore prescribed some anxiety-relief medication and then ran a blood panel to rule out an under %26amp; over-active thyroid and lupus disease. My tests results came out just fine. Yes, its alarming to lose your hair - I now can see what guys might go through or feel. I've already had fine, thin hair, but now this!!! Argh! What should I do? I feel if I wait any longer it is only going to get worse. What if anything should I try or rule out that I haven't looked into? Any suggestions?? Thanks for your help!!! :FEMALE - LOSING HAIR!!! - HELP ME!?
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Hope these help. BTW, if your thyroid test was low end normal, then you could benefit from thyroid treatment. I was losing hair too and feeling cold with low end thyroid for years until I finally found out my thyroid was low end normal. I then found a doctor who was willing to give me thyroid to raise my thyroid to middle normal and my coldness and hair loss disappeared. Ask your doctor about your thyroid numbers.



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I started losing a lot of hair too, um i thought it was seasonal but this year it was more than usual sorry .... it may be seasonal ...
I have been losing my hair since I was 19. I think that it is because of hormones and stress. Stree can cause hair loss
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