Brief Answer:
all causes to be treated.revert with clarifications.continue medication

Detailed Answer:
Hello ma'am and welcome to HCM
I am Dr Dinah, and i'll be answering your queries today.
Happy to know that you are off treatment now.
Before going further I would like to clarify a few things-
-Did you develop hypothyroidism after the treatment?
-Was anastrazole part of a larger treatment plan for you? And do you still continue it as maintenance or preventive therapy or are you off all cancer medication?
-Have you been on any treatment for the hairfall itself?
-have you noticed any new hair growth so far after completing chemo, or is it still only falling?

From your description of the hair loss pattern it almost seems to be a male pattern of balding from the front and sides. This effect has been seen particularly in some patients on anastrazole.
You have multiple factors affecting your hair fall. Apart from chemo, hypothyroidism is a very common cause of hair fall and slow growth. Also your age is an important factor to consider as any growth will be naturally slower.
As for your levothyroxine, I would advise you to stick to it as it is the safest and most accurate preparation of the drug as compared to natural mixes, and it is absolutely necessary for you to keep the thyroid levels normal.It does not have any side effects.
You need to focus on a nutritious diet with proteins, vitamins and minerals, and add hair supplements like Biotin capsules daily.
Minoxidil solution (Rogaine)maybe prescribed by your dermatologist for regular application. It improves blood circulation and hair growth, but you may notice a little hair fall once you stop.
Stress and general nutrition of the system adds to the health of your hair.
There are small surgical procedures and injections which can be tried, but may not be permissible at your age. You will have to consult with your dermatologist for the same.
Do get back to me with these clarifications, and I can guide you on what may be best suited to you. Also feel free to clear any other doubts or clarifications you may have.
Take care.

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Brief Answer:
Treatment as advised. Consult treating doc before starting.

Detailed Answer:
hello and thanks for getting back to me.
Few things to keep in mind - Minoxidil is mainly prescribed for hormone related and male pattern of hair loss. It is not a primary treatment for hypothyroid related or other causes of hair loss as it doesn't treat the cause. In your case, the hair loss pattern seems suitable for Rogaine(minoxidil) 2% application. You can try the foam as it is easier to use. But it is commonly used in hypothyroidism as long as the primary cause is treated.
Along with Biotin you can also add a daily dose of evening primrose oil which helps with this type of hair loss. An important thing to remember is to mention that you are taking Biotin, to your endocrinologist, as it can alter your thyroid test results.
As your dermatologist mentioned, it can take longer for new follicles to grow hair. Unfortunately at your age and general health, it is a little unpredictable.
try and include fish, vitamins, minerals, enough iron and protein in your diet as is safe for you.
Before starting any new medication, do consult all your treating doctors regarding drug interactions.
Hope this helps you.
Feel free to contact me regarding any doubts.

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