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born this stimulation stops, and many of the follicles enter the catagen stage. Soon afterwards they enter the telogen phase in the normal course of events. They will be lost some two or three months later as the new hairs start to grow again. This is called telogen effluvium. ... while this lady's condition is due to iron deficiency |
Other causes of diffuse
hair loss include the following:
Anyone with diffuse hair loss, especially if it has begun fairly suddenly, should see a doctor who understands the condition, since the causes are not always easy to identify.
The amount of hair shed naturally by one person over one year |