Can weight gain during menopause cause hair loss?
I went on a trip with my older sister a while ago.
There is hair powder in the bathroom.
At first, I thought it was my mother's.
My older sister said it was hers and sprayed it on the top of her head.
My concern these days is that I think my hair is falling out more because I've gained weight.
I thought that rapid dieting caused hair loss, but hearing that it's the opposite—gaining weight causes hair to fall out—is quite surprising.
I didn't quite understand it.
My older sister is going through menopause right now.
I've also gained a lot more weight compared to last year.
I heard that a lot of hair is falling out as well.
I'm curious, is there a connection between obesity and hair loss?
It seems like Black Bean is taking various supplements right now.
I felt so sorry for them.
She said that menopause is difficult enough on its own, but going through so many physical changes can also make her feel psychologically depressed.
Are there any procedures or treatments that might be helpful?
If there are ways to put this into practice in daily life
I'd like to ask for your advice.
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- 01CommentsI had similar concerns, but after getting a scalp scaling treatment, the oiliness and smell improved so much. The itching also decreased significantly, so I highly recommend it! Try starting light care along with your home routine before it gets too severe.141126.10.19
- 02CommentsI'm worried about that too ㅠㅠ. I heard that if the hair on the crown or around the parting thins out as you get older, making the scalp more visible, you should suspect hair loss!! I'm thinking of visiting a scalp specialist clinic ~~!!160026.10.19
- 03CommentsSince some hair naturally falls out, it is difficult to determine hair loss based solely on the amount lost in a single day. It would be helpful to consistently compare photos to see if your parting has widened, if the density at the crown or hairline has decreased, or if your hair has become thinner than before. If you suddenly develop circular patches of hair loss, if the amount of shedding continues to increase, or if you experience scalp itching or pain, it is advisable to have it checked at a dermatology clinic. They say that identifying the cause early helps in selecting the appropriate treatment.180026.10.19
- 01CommentsOh, kelp is good. Thank you for the recommendation. I'll keep it in mind.320126.10.14
- 02CommentsIt's both~ Genetics is really unavoidable, and stress is truly the root of all diseases, isn't it? I think it's important to minimize stress as much as possible and make sure to eat enough protein.320026.10.13
- 03CommentsI’ve heard that new hair can sometimes look different in thickness or texture compared to existing hair. Hair quality can also change depending on the shape of the hair follicles, hormonal changes, and age. If your bangs have thinned out and are now growing back, it would be a good idea to have your scalp and hair condition checked at a dermatologist's office to determine if it is simply regrowth or if there is another underlying cause. If you have also experienced scalp irritation or itching after recently dyeing your hair, be sure to mention that as well.431026.10.13
- 01CommentsThe concern of thinning hair as you age is a topic that many people can truly relate to. Taking nutritional supplements like biotin or brewer's yeast consistently over the long term is very helpful for preventing hair loss. While supplements are beneficial, combining them with massages that improve blood circulation in the scalp and maintaining healthy eating habits is far more effective. In particular, a protein-rich diet and sufficient sleep form the foundation of hair health, so please make sure to take care of them. Consistent care is key to managing hair loss, so please don't stress too much about it and take things step by step.1762026.09.23
- 02CommentsI realized that when you reduce your food intake while dieting, it becomes difficult to include foods like meat and legumes, which can lead to a decrease in iron intake as well. It would be a good idea to first examine how much iron-containing food is missing from your regular diet—not just legumes—and if that deficiency persists, getting a ferritin test to confirm it would be beneficial!541026.09.28
- 03CommentsI also tend to try to eat vegetables, fruits, and nuts along with protein, rather than focusing solely on protein. I've heard that eating a balanced diet is especially important, rather than eating too little or sticking to just one type of food. I think including tofu or fish in your diet is a good idea, and I believe the best approach is simply to eat well while avoiding extreme dieting.561026.10.01
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