Hair Loss: Low iron levels
26 May 2009, by HAIR LOSS FACTS, HAIR LOSS SCIENCE inAnaemia is an often overlooked cause of hair loss, according to trichologist Gary Heron.
Have a blood test to check your iron (haemoglobin) levels and get your ferritin levels analysed too. Ferritin is an iron storage protein that plays a part in the production of hair cells. If it is low, or even at the lower end of average, it could be worthwhile taking iron supplements – and the results could become apparent within months. But be aware that iron sulphate supplements can cause constipation and iron-related hair loss tends to be more common in vegetarians.
When it’s time to see the Trichologist: If you begin losing hair rapidly, and or are cosmetically concerned about baldness, consult your Trichologist about treatment options. You can receive a free hair loss consultation with a Westminster Trichologist at our Hair Centre.
The point is that you are not getting to the real problem and you should seek specific professional advice from a Westminster Trichologist.
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