my doctor told me that my t3 and t4 and fsh is very high and that i'm going though premenopause, i have 2 kids and i'm not planning on having anymore, i have not had a periods for 2 1/2 years, should i be thinking about having a partial hysterictamal?
My hair started thinning at 40, and at first various doctors thought it was due to peri-menopause and/or heredity, but actually it was due to a low ferritin level and an inflammatory condition caused by a reaction to common shampoo ingredients. Now my hair looks great, thanks to a combination of iron supplements, hypo-allergenic hair care products, and treatment with a cortisone medication on my scalp. So my advice would be to find a dermatologist who focuses exclusively on hair loss, as the precise causes of hair loss can be hard to recognize. If that isn't possible, at least be sure to request a ferritin test along with your other blood tests.
A. Your symptoms do sound like you are going through perimenopause, but they could be due to other things as well. Although the average age for menopause is 51 in the United States, women begin to go through