Loss of hair

Hello!

I have read in some Instagram accounts that hyperglycemia affect the loss of hair that you can have alopecia I don't know if any or any will have affected it.

Greetings,

@Strange67, what I have once read is that I could fall my hair into the diagnosis.I do not know if by stress or hyperglycemia, but it was recovering later.

@Strange67 Does your hair fall?
I have not known the cause for several months, they have told me that it is because of the low hydrates diet and especially that it is a side effect of having passed the Covid.It seems that it happens to many people who, at the months of Covid, the hair falls, effusive alopecia or something, but recovers.

Hello.@Strange67 In my debut, I agreed that my hair fell quite.I asked my endocrine if I could be related to diabetes and told me no.The truth is that in autumn it is something that has already happened to me other times, but I had the doubt of whether I was related to hyperglycemia.

I was very high for a while (the 16 glyc that came out is what I indicated) and my hair did not fall.In case it serves something.

Hi Strange67, when I debut 32 years ago if my hair fell without becoming a beast and the typical thirst and many times go to the sink, I also have to say that the honeymoon lasted me 5 years

I am not a doctor or anything but starting with that, I have investigated a lot on the subject.

The 2 causes or 3 rather common hair loss are stress, hormonal causes and poor diet.

Make the Covid a new one, I do not know but it is the stress to which we have been subjected for a long time.

Diabetics also usually have altered hormones.

I also have hypothyroidism since I was born and polycystic ovary syndrome (both can also cause if alopecia poorly controlled and I have somewhat less populated areas.

Consult it with the doctor or dermatologist if it is excessive.

Greetings

In my debut my hair fell a lot, that's why I did analysis and I had a glycemia of 345, but I have never known if it was because of such high blood glucose