Covid Hair Loss: Coronavirus Hair Loss Treatment For Men And Women From Telogen Effluvium
- Posted on 24 November, 2020
- Hair Knowledge
- By Anonymous
What is Covid Hair Loss? Coronavirus hair loss treatment for Men and Women from Telogen Effluvium.
Shape Magazine Article in Video: https://www.shape.com/lifestyle/mind-a...
You've heard about it. Is it real? Are people experiencing hair loss from Covid 19?
Covid hair loss is real. There are people who experience hair loss directly from Covid-19, as well as people who have experienced hair loss indirectly because of the lockdowns. Stress associated with lifestyle change and the effects of the lifestyle that comes with the lockdown.
The direct impact of Covid hair loss increases blood clotting, contributes to respiratory issues, and forces a reduction in oxygen to your cells.
Additionally, it is going to have a tremendous nutrient draw because of the trauma on your body, which ultimately is going to lead to insular effects...in this case, it's hair loss. Typically 90-120 days after the peak of the onset of Covid-19, hair loss can begin. This is called a Telogen Effluvium shed.
Telogen Effluvium is a trauma-based hair loss that happens for a variety of stressful reasons, but in this case, it is the result of Covid-19 trauma and stress from those patients who have had really strong symptoms.
To gain peak condition to stop Telogen Effluvium and get some covid hair loss help, first you need to have an optimal amount of nutrition in your blood. Key nutrients that you must focus on are:
Iron
Ferritin
Zinc
Folate Vitamin D3
Foligrowth Link:
https://www.advancedtrichology.com/pro...
Topical Melatonin is also very powerful in stopping hair loss with Telogen Effluvium
A great product that was featured in Shape Magazine is Nutra M, and the link to that product is below
https://www.advancedtrichology.com/pro...
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A large number of people started losing hair in June of 2020 because of stress-related hair loss due to the lockdowns that started in March of 2020 (90-120 days between the 2 events) essentially known as pandemic stress.
90% of the time NutraM and Foligrowth are highly recommended
Shape Magazine Article in Video: https://www.shape.com/lifestyle/mind-a...
Telogen Effluvium Video: https://youtu.be/v1Pc7aXD5KA
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You'Ve heard about it is it real: are people losing hair from covid? Well, let's find out covet related hair loss 100 without a shadow of a doubt is real. Ironically, it is for those people who have actually experienced the hair loss from covet 19 and there are people who are experiencing indirectly hair loss due to covet 19 because of the lockdowns and stress associated with a lifestyle change and the dramatic change in so many people's Routine, so let's first talk about the direct impact, so covet 19 has a very powerful impact on blood clotting on respiratory on amount of oxygen that your body is basically getting on a regular basis during that time. So, there's a tremendous amount of restriction of oxygen to your cells. Additionally, it is going to have a tremendous nutrient draw and just trauma on your body, which ultimately is going to lead to ancillary effects, and in this case one of those effects is hair loss and why it happens is typically 90 to 120 days. After the peak of the onset of the actual trauma from covid, you end up seeing a telogen effluvium shed now. Telogen effluvium is a trauma-based hair loss and it happens for a variety of different stressful reasons. But in this case that is the reason why covid19 directly causes hair loss in those patients who have had really intense symptoms. So typically, telogen effluvium will begin to show signs of shedding 90 days after or in some cases up to 120 days after the peak of the trauma, and then you will have between 25 and 33 of your hair shifting into the resting phase simultaneously, which means you Are losing a ton of hair because typically 10 of your hair is resting at any given point, so you will have just a tremendous amount of shedding very very quickly now there are a lot of things that you can do to try to slow that down and Stop it naturally, it will usually stop within 12 to 18 months without any stimulus and in some cases, even earlier than that, if you're in a very healthy condition. But you do need to stop the entire shedding process and then obviously have that hair grow back, which again will occur naturally on its own, unless you have androgenetic alopecia, unless you have underlying inflammatory issues or nutritional issues. So, let's make sure that you are in peak condition to get that back. The peak condition to not only stop the actual intelligent effluvium but resurrect as much hair as humanly possible. First is to have an optimal amount of nutrition in your blood. The key nutrients that you must focus on are iron ferritin, zinc, folate and vitamin d3. Now, with covid people are focused on vitamin d3. So typically you need to get your vitamin d3 up. The average person is deficient in vitamin d3, so usually taking 5 000 units of vitamin d3 per day is good to get your vitamin d up based on what you started at, but you want to do that and make sure you're monitoring it so that you're in The optimal range, but you also want to make sure that you're getting those other nutrients that i mentioned, like ferritin and you're. Getting your zinc levels up so shape magazine actually did an article on covet related hair loss where i was featured and two of the products from advanced trichology were featured, one of which was the follow growth. Vitamin follow growth. Vitamin actually has a plethora of all the things that we just mentioned in the vitamin itself and has been recommended for covet related hair loss so also get some blood tests to make sure that again, the other nutrients that i mentioned are an optimal range. If they're, not, then you isolate and make sure you're getting enough of those in other areas of your diet. Additionally, you want to make sure that you are going to cover your topical bases with telogen effluvium, so shade magazine also featured the nutra m. Topical solution, which is active ingredient is melatonin. Now there is a tremendous amount of data coming out of europe as well as southeastern asia, about how topical melatonin is very powerful at stopping hair loss from androgenetic alopecia. And in my experience i have seen a lot of benefit when using it for telogen effluvium, which obviously, in this case is directly related to covid19. So using these items to slow or stop the telogen effluvium can be extremely advantageous. And again, i am going to have a link in the description below so that you can read the shape magazine article and obviously see for yourself. Additionally, the idea of covet related hair loss doesn't just land with somebody who actually has coveted and then had a physical reaction to it. Ironically, people are actually experiencing coveted, related hair loss from the lockdowns, so it's an indirect relationship, but people are being locked down and their entire lifestyle change oftentimes their routine, their diet, they've lost loved ones, the stress of losing a job. These indirect reasons for this pandemic are leaving people losing hair for the exact same reason, they're still losing hair due to telogen effluvium, because they're having an emotional trauma rather than a physical one, and these are real. I do uh friday phone consults and when the people that i'm speaking with on the phone, there is a mass number of individuals who started losing hair in a very dramatic way in june and july of 2020, because they were locked down in march or april. And it took 90 to 120 days and they just started dumping hair and again, almost 90 percent of the time. I'M recommending again nutra m follow growth in some cases. Uh for very dramatic scenarios, then we'll be even using something like low level laser therapy to treat it. But additionally, you've got to make sure that if there's an underlying condition like some sort of inflammatory scenario, uh like a scalp condition, so there's itching or burning that. That'S resolved or, if you're, dealing with a male or female pattern, hair loss that you've also resolved that in association with the telogen effluvium. So i hope that really helped in understanding what's really going on with telogen effluvium and with covet related hair loss. There'S also a link in the description below to a video about telogen, effluvium exclusively and obviously the other reasons that it happens. But i hope that this really gave you value if it did. Please go ahead and hit the like button as well subscribe to this channel. For many more videos that are coming out about very unique types of hair loss and trichology and what's happening in the world, to improve, obviously your hair growth and know that i am invested in your hair growth situation and i'm happy to help in any way. You
Comments
Tina Kezar: I had Covid pneumonia in May and was hospitalized for 6 days. Infusions of Remdesivir, Dexamethasone and Vapotherm forced oxygen. I started losing my hair in August...still losing it. I had long thick beautiful hair. Now, I have barely anything. My 3 year old granddaughter has fine thin hair...but, more than me! Depressing.
Australia Alopecia Areata Foundation: Thank you for going clearly into the science of this type of hair loss. There can be lots of information on the internet that can be misleading and cause panic when you are losing hair. The more clear we can be, the better. Thanks!
Scott Serles: I started thinning and losing some hair along my hairline exactly 90 days after having a mild case of COVID. I’m also 46 years old and never experienced any hair loss before. Unsure if this is COVID related or 46 year old MPB related. Any ideas, doc?
Insaciable Videos: Got Covid the end of December and my hair started falling out in clumps in March and still is. I used to have long a thick curly hair and now I’m left with almost nothing. I am so afraid to put anything in my hair because it’s so dry and matted up if i don’t have moisturizing products in 24/7. I have upped my b complex and D3 and not much. Always had low iron so maybe that will help
Salma Meah: Thank you for this video, you've explained a lot. I have always had very fine, thin wavy post chemo hair and have to keep it short. I have pituitary issues, including hgh insufficiency, borderline hypothyroidism and vitamin D defficiany, I have gone down to 6 before. I have not had covid but am experiencing some unexplained thinning due to being vulnerable, other extreme stresses and insomnia. I take 3000iu Vitamin D, hgh injections and levothyroxine daily. My other bloods are tested regularly, what else do you recommend for someone like me in the UK
Melody Nunez: Yes’ same here! Got covid back in July 2021 and now October 2021 I am experiencing massive hair loss! Like literally loosing chunks of hair. I’m so saddened
Sara K: I always learn something from your videos, thanks for that . I am also loosing a lot of hair since pandemic and having health issue. Too much stress and so on. I am 35 and worried , my forehead is getting bigger..
Nojuice05: Thank so for this video! I had covid about 60 days ago and noticed last week that my brush was fuller than normal and my pillow case was full of hair. Hopefully this helps!
Janice Kronen: Had covid and lost hair and still losing handfuls about 3 months after covid. Never lost hair before in my life just the normal shedding but not a full brushfull
Paradise Player: Hey Doc, is Nutra-M safe to use? Is it similar to Minoxidil or completely different? I would like to use it but I don’t want to necessarily start using something that will instantly lose results upon stopping. Any info would be greatly appreciate thank you. Suffering from Chronic TE.
Avery Fisher: Love these products! Great product in the Nutra M too! The customer service is really bad though, and now I order through Amazon instead of quitting. So thank you for the options
Elmarie Fourie: I lost my hair severely as with chemotherapy. I used 11% minoxidil and got medication for blood clots (blood thinners) and high blood pressure which was also caused by covid 19. No supplements worked until the medical condition was diagnosed and treated.
Channie B: It’s definitely happening to me. It’s so weird tho. The texture of my hair is feel limp. It just sheds.
Katya Morillo: I’m 24 and had COVID back in December 18th and starting March 20th I started loosing hair like I’ve never before. It’s becoming frustrating, I don’t know what to do. Hopefully this works
rin: i was sick for the entire month of january (possibly covid without realizing?) then experienced hair loss thru spring & summer!! it seems to be improving now though
JClover2: Yep, had covid, 3-4 months later, hair coming out in chunks and chunks every time I shower or brush. Just hope it stops soon. It's awful but at least we're alive.
rahmathunnisa kalliyath: I had covid middle of the February without realising. But I find out after 3 months because of parosmia. My hair started falling unconditionally last 3 months and I find it's also because of covid 19.
A A: This was very helpful, thank you!
seda ashxaturyan: I had covid 3months ago and my hair are falling like crazy(( never experienced this kind of hair loss almost for month already
C Christopher: This happened to me and my brother.. our hair has now started growing back..
Sheridan Ruth: Very interesting information. Thank you for sharing.
NejmaG1: I have PCOS does it mean I won’t have my hair back after I lost it due to COVID-19 ? Even though I had PCOS for years, my hair was always full until I had COVID
Rohan Singh: I had suddenly out of nowhere developed excessive dandruff inching and hairloss during the months of may to July because of which I have bald spots on my head but now my itching is going away gradually
Leslie Brubaker: Im in month 5 of medication related TE. My dermatologist put me on Rogaine 2 weeks ago. What are your thoughts on this product?
Dimitri Ioannidis: I got alopecia in my beard a month and a half roughly after my second vaccine
R A: I think it’s from stress. I have heard of others that didn’t have covid having the same problem.
Nizza Ybarra: Great information.
JA: Now here's my question, I didn't have intense symptoms at all other than losing my taste and smell but sure enough I have TE 2+ months after having covid. I was low on vitamin D but that was it so I'm taking supplements. Should I try rogaine???
Illi Mai: Telogium Effluvium is temporary anyway. We still need a more effective solution for AGA, or better yet a cure. Let's get all the top scientists in the world looking for a vaccine for hairloss, not just for covid-19.
mari garcia: I had covid in February for about 20 days, and since this month my hair is falling out in chunks i have really thick hair but I’m worried
Tonya Marlatt: I had covid-19 pneumonia in January and 3 months later im loosing handfuls of my long hair. Im devastated
Alfredo-Melissa Gutierrez: I had Covid in august. My hair has been falling since October
Karen Williams: Do we need to take Iron and Ferritin? Aren't they the same thing?
Debra Washington: Mine came from my Hypothyroidism back in 2019 but hair growth is happening slowly is those spots so will this work for me .
John Tempest: Thank you, Will...very nice!
Max Winslade: What about the vaccines? I had my second jab using moderna and that was on the 16th, now losing loads of hair and patchy and coming out in my hands.
L S: i had the second shot and Im noticing more hair fall and I tried to think what it could be and this might explain it.
Donna Rakitzis: Ugh this is happening to me
jfig: my hair used to be so thick barbers would only cut my hair with scissors. I have never felt so dead inside and depressed. this shine lights on ways it can help... god bless you and thank you
Tina M CLEANING SERVICE C: YES... It's real! I had covid in January and my lovely thick hair is falling out in handfulls.
Ummar Farooq: I was covid positive after the recovery I loss my hair what is treatment
B Perez: You rock!!!
Tina: I am taking the vitamins but I had to return the serum because it made my scalp itch so bad that I was getting scabs on my scalp. I’ve been taking the vitamins for about a week or so now, my hair is still shedding profusely in wads
Free To Play: Just had covid, and if I am going to lose my hair anyways, can I just donate it? I got about 3' of hair as I have been growing it out for about 5 years, and I don't mind shaving it all off. I'm a guy that has had short hair most my life, so going short is no issue for me. Don't get me wrong though, I really liked my long hair. I just would rather donate it now before it's too late. Is hair safe after covid?
William Gaunitz Trichologist - Hair Loss Expert: Here is the Magazine Link: https://www.shape.com/lifestyle/mind-and-body/hair-loss-covid-19
Satsuki TheAnimeLover: …..I hate this…I hate everything cause my freaking hair is losing FAZTTh!!! Bruh, I used to have full luscious hair… Lets not talk about my sleeping routine here, I’m literally typing this at 3:48 am right now…. BUT DAUM THIS VIDEO HELPS ME TO LEARN MORE ABOUT STUFF THAT I STRESS OVER EVEN THO I DON’T EVEN KOW HOW AND WHY!!! But also: bruh, Me literally getting stressed over by that and then I got relaxed for 1 minute and then now I’m still stressed because I literally have a NOT BALANCED diet…-_- and I don’t eat gummies because I literally have bad teeth……and too sweet I think…
NEW LILLY: Lord my hair has been falling out bad and didnt know why
CDM: Someone plz reply to this…. Has your hair grown back? I’m a 29 year old male. My hair feels like a barber took thinning shears thru it!
Sirisha Reddy: In 12 to 18 months; there will be no hair left ☹️
Crystal Copeland: This is my story and I'm devastated
htx goth: Yeah. Losing so much I really hate it
Aya: Is it normal to lose different hair lengths with bulbs
jâçøb jâçøbø: Im 15 and experiencing this):
APE STONKS: due to the covid 1984 booster not due to getting sick
Helena Andrey: A word of advice: research fast hair growth fortified shampoo.
Kh Ha: There a chance to loss more in the beginning of using NutraM ? Just like how people dose when they use minoxidil
Shaq H.: Will can i book you?