Sprintec hair loss

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Hi! Polycystic ovary could itself be the cause of hair loss. This is usually do to hormonal imbalance. Correcting this imbalance can prevent hair loss. Please consult her gynecologist regarding this. Another common cause is dandruff. Iron deficiency anemia could be another cause. Correcting the cause will help in re-growth of lost hair. Do discuss this with her doctor. Take care!
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Based on that, I'm thinking of asking to switch back to Tri-Sprintec or to try out Necon 7/7/7 or Necon 1/50. However, I'm also concerned that going on a high-estrogen pill will cause MORE hair loss if I ever go off the pill, since going from a high-dose of estrogen to nothing is more of a disruption to your body. However, it does seem like the estrogen in the pills promotes a lot of hair growth, and since I do have to be on them for a long time it may be the better option?
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Tri-Sprintec can affect your appearance and cause increased hair growth, loss of hair or freckling of your skin. It can cause nervousness, a headache and fatigue. These side effects are fortunately rather benign. However, they may become bothersome if they last for more than three days. In this scenario, phone your physicialo perhaps the mix is why your cramping.
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I've been experiencing hot flashes, hair loss, dry eyes, and irregular periods for about eight months. I'm only twenty-four, so these symptoms have been worrying me quite a bit. I visited my doctor in June, and he ordered a thyroid test. My results were completely normal. I shrugged everything off to stress and went on with my life. Unfortunately, the hot flashes became worse.
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Hi. I've been experiencing hot flashes, hair loss, dry eyes, and irregular periods since April. By June, the symptoms (Especially the hot flashes; I'm only twenty-four.), were starting to worry me, so I visited my doctor, and he ordered a thyroid test. My results came back completely normal. I shrugged everything off to stress and went on with my life. Unfortunately, the hot flashes became worse.
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Drugs.com indicates the following possible issues with your prescribed meds, including what sounds like a slightly swollen esophagus - "Stop using levothyroxine and get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
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0.8 -1.8 NG/DL She has hair loss in a quarter or more size on her crown, which prompted this bloodwork. Also, fatigue, heart palpitations, some finger tingling, leg cramps... She is seeing a dermatologist on Dec 8 and her gyne on Dec 21..also. We are new to this and should I get her in to see an Endocrinologist also? I just want the best right now. She has ALWAYS been heathly, no problems.
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Symptoms are pretty much the same as hypo; hair loss, extreme fatigue, heart palps, etc. Also, I would do an Endometrial Ablation versus a hysterectomy. It's less invasive, an in and out procedure, and you end up with no period or one that requires a pantyliner (if that) for 1-2 days during your cycle. Your OBGYN should be able to do the procedure.
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I've been experiencing hot flashes, hair loss, dry eyes, and irregular periods for about eight months. I visited my doctor in June, and he ordered a thyroid test. My results came back completely normal. I shrugged everything off to stress and went on with my life. Unfortunately, the hot flashes became worse.
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