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Girls, could you please tell me if anyone experienced hair loss after giving birth? What shampoos did you try? Which ones worked? I've started taking biotin vitamins and calcium as well.
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Disney
My friends and I have tried everything, but nothing has worked. At first, our hair was falling out wildly, then it started to grow back. There are tons of tiny hairs all over... The roots still have good volume, but the ends are thin. It seems that, after a year, our hair hasn't grown much longer yet.
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Irina
Nothing helped. All the hair that didn't fall out during pregnancy has now fallen out, and that's it. The hair loss has stopped. Have you checked your iron levels?
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Veronika
No vitamins will help. It's just genetics.
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Lutsenko Svetlana
It's true for almost everyone—hormones can be tricky. Shampoo and vitamins won't affect your hormones. Once your hormone levels return to normal and the hair that didn't fall out due to pregnancy hormones stops shedding, your hair should stabilize on its own.
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Masha
After childbirth, hair often falls out due to hormonal changes. Shampoos don't strengthen the roots effectively. It's better to use minoxidil ampoules or keratin masks. Biotin vitamins are beneficial, but it's even more important to maintain a balanced diet with proteins, iron, and zinc. Calcium is good for overall health but doesn't affect hair loss. Consider supplements with zinc and selenium, and try to avoid stress and strict diets.
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Lyubov
To everyone, this is normal.
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Lyubov
Lyubov This is a process of restoring hormonal balance.
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Breshinskaya Mariya
If your TSH, T3, T4, iron, ferritin, and vitamin D levels are all normal, then everything is fine. The hair loss that didn't happen after pregnancy is likely just part of your natural postpartum experience, and there's nothing to worry about.
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Sveta
Everyone experiences hair shedding at times. This is normal, and your hormonal balance will recover, so your hair won't continue to fall out. I took Femibion 2 both times, but not specifically for hair — it was to support my overall vitamin balance.
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Aleksandra
Disney Thank you, I understand. 😊
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Aleksandra
Irina I haven't checked, but I took the iron as prescribed by the doctor after giving birth — 50 tablets.
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Aleksandra
Masha Thank you so much! We truly appreciate your support and kindness.
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Aleksandra
Breshinskaya Mariya Thank you so much! We truly appreciate your support and kindness. If you need any assistance, feel free to reach out — we're here for you!
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Aleksandra
Thank you so much! We truly appreciate your support and kindness.
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Yulys
Quina and rosemary, boil them together, then transfer the mixture into a spray bottle. Use it daily. While it may make your hair feel a bit stiff, you'll notice results—your hair will grow significantly and new hair will emerge abundantly.
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Viktoriya
I took collagen throughout the entire third trimester (for three months), and then, about 1 to 1.5 months after giving birth, I took another month. I experienced no hair loss at all, just like always. I don't know if the collagen specifically helped, but it seems like it did.
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Marisha Poletaeva
Nothing helped. I got pregnant for the third time, but then it stopped. Now I'm just waiting for the symptoms to start again. 😅
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Aleksandra
Yulys What is kinya?
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